Share transactions rise sharply

Stocks regained yesterday after extensive price fall of previous session as share transaction rose sharply on some positive news on the economic front, reports BSS.
The visiting World Bank president has made a commitment of higher assistance to Bangladesh on Monday.
The daily trade volume at Dhaka Stock Exchange (DSE) jumped to 20.70 crore shares from Monday's 16.19 crore when the value surged to Tk 571.59 crore from Tk 456.71 crore of the previous day.
The higher activities pushed share prices across the board, with bringing the indices to the green zone.
DSEX, the broader DSE index, recovered by 18.91 points to cross 4700-point mark to finish at 4711.85 when the blue-chip DS30 and Shariah DSES gained marginally to end positive at 1755.15 and 1117.84 accordingly.
Out of the day's 323 issues traded, 177 securities finished higher when 98 incurred loss.
Similarly, Chittagong Stock Exchange (CSE) closed the day with adding over 76 points to its major index that ended at 14446.78.
Majority of the issues traded on CSE also finished higher. Among the day's 253 securities, 142 closed higher and 75 lower. Some 1.39 crore shares changed hands on the day for Tk 31.66 crore.
The day's major gaining securities were YPL, Standard Insurance, Paramount, ITC and Standard Ceramic. The losers were Modern Dyeing, Daffodil Computer, GHCL, Monno Stafflers and Beximco Pharma.
Doreen Power, Singer Bangladesh, NBL, Titas Gas and Power Grid were the day's top five mostly traded securities.
Stock market suffered extensive price fall on Monday as investors were selling shares for profit booking.
The falling price pulled the price indices down at both Dhaka Stock Exchange and Chittagong Stock Exchange.,
Due to the wide range price fall, DSEX dropped below 4700-point mark and settled at 4692.94 when the DS30 and DSES slid to 1754.62 and 1116.07 accordingly.
Chittagong Stock Exchange (CSE) closed the session down on Monday, with its CASPI closing 95.25 points down at 14391.74.

Share transactions rise sharply

Stocks regained yesterday after extensive price fall of previous session as share transaction rose sharply on some positive news on the economic front, reports BSS. The visiting World Bank president has made a commitment of higher assistance to Bangladesh on Monday. The daily trade volume at Dhaka Stock Exchange (DSE) jumped to 20.70 crore shares from Mondays 16.19 crore when the value surged to Tk 571.59 crore from Tk 456.71 crore of the previous day. The higher activities pushed share prices across the board, with bringing the indices to the green zone. DSEX, the broader DSE index, recovered by 18.91 points to cross 4700-point mark to finish at 4711.85 when the blue-chip DS30 and Shariah DSES gained marginally to end positive at 1755.15 and 1117.84 accordingly. Out of the days 323 issues traded, 177 securities finished higher when 98 incurred loss. Similarly, Chittagong Stock Exchange (CSE) closed the day with adding over 76 points to its major index that ended at 14446.78. Majority of the issues traded on CSE also finished higher. Among the days 253 securities, 142 closed higher and 75 lower. Some 1.39 crore shares changed hands on the day for Tk 31.66 crore. The days major gaining securities were YPL, Standard Insurance, Paramount, ITC and Standard Ceramic. The losers were Modern Dyeing, Daffodil Computer, GHCL, Monno Stafflers and Beximco Pharma. Doreen Power, Singer Bangladesh, NBL, Titas Gas and Power Grid were the days top five mostly traded securities. Stock market suffered extensive price fall on Monday as investors were selling shares for profit booking. The falling price pulled the price indices down at both Dhaka Stock Exchange and Chittagong Stock Exchange., Due to the wide range price fall, DSEX dropped below 4700-point mark and settled at 4692.94 when the DS30 and DSES slid to 1754.62 and 1116.07 accordingly. Chittagong Stock Exchange (CSE) closed the session down on Monday, with its CASPI closing 95.25 points down at 14391.74.