Economic Reporter :
Stocks opened week upward on Sunday with rising trend of all the major indices at Dhaka and Chittagong stock exchanges on higher activities of large-cap securities.
The rising major sectors were insurance and food and allied. A total of 149 securities of large-cap group moved up due to higher activities.
The broader DSEX index of Dhaka Stock Exchange (DSE) closed the day with 12.55 points up at 5,883.39. The Shariah DSES and the blue-chip DS30 also followed the same trend with 1.33 points up at 1,373.77 and with 3.44 points up at 2,172.41 respectively.
Out of the 334 issues traded on DSE, 178 gained against 109 losing issues.
The trade volume at DSE increased to 9.68 crore from Thursday’s 9.27 crore shares. But the trade value at DSE decreased to Taka 363.44 crore from the previous session of Taka 422.30 crore.
The five major gaining companies were Apex Foods, Rupali Insurance, Asian Insurance, Usmania Glass and Delta Life. The five major losing companies were NCCBLMF1, BGIC, ALIF, Sunlife Insurance and Meghan Paramount.
Stocks opened week upward on Sunday with rising trend of all the major indices at Dhaka and Chittagong stock exchanges on higher activities of large-cap securities.
The rising major sectors were insurance and food and allied. A total of 149 securities of large-cap group moved up due to higher activities.
The broader DSEX index of Dhaka Stock Exchange (DSE) closed the day with 12.55 points up at 5,883.39. The Shariah DSES and the blue-chip DS30 also followed the same trend with 1.33 points up at 1,373.77 and with 3.44 points up at 2,172.41 respectively.
Out of the 334 issues traded on DSE, 178 gained against 109 losing issues.
The trade volume at DSE increased to 9.68 crore from Thursday’s 9.27 crore shares. But the trade value at DSE decreased to Taka 363.44 crore from the previous session of Taka 422.30 crore.
The five major gaining companies were Apex Foods, Rupali Insurance, Asian Insurance, Usmania Glass and Delta Life. The five major losing companies were NCCBLMF1, BGIC, ALIF, Sunlife Insurance and Meghan Paramount.
