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Feb 17, 2010
Dhaka stock regained the
market condition backed by the
telecom giant GP which gained
TK 20 within a single day. But
all the other sectors were
downward yesterday.
Single issue GP gained 6.01
per cent, which led the index
as total market capital of GP
was 18 per cent yesterday.
Banking and financial
institutions, insurance,
mutual funds, pharmaceuticals,
textile almost all the
sectors' price fall was
observed yesterday.
Experienced investors
commented the market as a
single issue driven market
while all the other sectors
remained downward.
The benchmark DSE General
Index (DGEN) ended with a gain
of 0.29 per cent to close at
5745 points. Market was
started with a short fall of
20 points but regained sharply
within half an hour. Market
fluctuated frequently up to
the end of trading.
The broader DSE all share
price index (DSI) rose 10
points to close at the 4700
points. But the blue chip
index DSE20 lost 45 points or
1.4 per cent to close at the
3134 points. As all the
sectors went down yesterday,
the blue chip index lost 0.22
per cent.
Total turnover stood at TK
1469 crore which was decreased
by TK 183 crore from the
previous trading day. Out of
243 issues traded 157 lost, 79
advanced and seven remain
unchanged.
Following the previous day
trend, Beximco led the top
traders trading TK. 182 crore.
The followers were Lanka
bangla Finance, AB Bank, GP,
Bextex, Navana CNG, summit
power, Keya cosmetics, premier
Bank and National Bank Ltd.
The major gainers were
Miracle Industries, Meghna
Condensed Milk, Lanka Bangla
Finance, Modern Dye, Golden
son, GP, Keya Cosmetics, ICB
Islamic MF, BD Com and
Marcantile Bank.
United Insurance, BLTC, HR
Textile, Brac Bank, Mithun
Knitting, Kohinoor chemicals,
Trust Bank, Samorita,
Southeast Bank and Dhaka Bank
Ltd were the major losers
yesterday.
Source:the Daily Independent
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