DSE turnover up, stock prices down
Monday, 10 May 2010
FE Report
The stock prices in the Dhaka Stock Exchange (DSE) were in the negative territory on the first trading session of the week Sunday.
The DSE general index (DGEN) shed over 37 points on the day with 147 stocks belong to all categories declining. A total of 100 listed stocks gained on the day.
Shares valued at over Tk 15 billion changed hands in a relatively volatile market.
The days trading began in an upbeat mood but it soon experienced a steady decline, leaving the major indices in the red.
Telecom giant, the Grameenphone that declined by 4.26 per cent was mainly responsible for the decline. Insurance, banks and services indices declined as well.
Fuel and power led the list of top positive performers on the day, followed by engineering and miscellaneous indices.
Titas Gas was the main driver on the day's trading. It increased by 2.87 per cent.
The stock prices in the Dhaka Stock Exchange (DSE) were in the negative territory on the first trading session of the week Sunday.
The DSE general index (DGEN) shed over 37 points on the day with 147 stocks belong to all categories declining. A total of 100 listed stocks gained on the day.
Shares valued at over Tk 15 billion changed hands in a relatively volatile market.
The days trading began in an upbeat mood but it soon experienced a steady decline, leaving the major indices in the red.
Telecom giant, the Grameenphone that declined by 4.26 per cent was mainly responsible for the decline. Insurance, banks and services indices declined as well.
Fuel and power led the list of top positive performers on the day, followed by engineering and miscellaneous indices.
Titas Gas was the main driver on the day's trading. It increased by 2.87 per cent.