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Belgrade Stocks Start Week Weaker, AIK Banka Lifts Daily Turnover

Dec 22, 2008, 5:23:26 PMArticle by Iskra Pavlova
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December 22 (SeeNews) - The indices of the Belgrade Stock Exchange (BELEX) opened the week lower as blue chip AIK Banka again lifted the bourse's total daily turnover, brokers said.

Belgrade Stocks Start Week Weaker, AIK Banka Lifts Daily Turnover

“Nothing interesting happened today. We had most of the turnover concentrated in two shares only, AIK Banka and [blue-chip cookware manufacturer] Metalac,” Nikola Tepavcevic, a broker with Confidence brokerage, told SeeNews.

After reaching an all time low of 474.30 points during the day, the blue-chip BELEX15 index closed down 1.03% at 474.56 points. The index plunged a total of 8.78% through last week. Since the beginning of the year the global financial crisis has knocked 79% off the benchmark.

The composite BELEX line index fell 0.48% to 1,078.47 points, its lowest mark so far this year, while the joint SRX index of the bourses in Belgrade and Vienna closed 0.18% lower at 238.00.

Total BELEX turnover doubled to 275 million dinars ($4.5 million/3.2 million euro) from 184 million dinars on Friday, when trading in AIK Banka shares accounted for some 99 million dinars.

On Monday, AIK Banka gained 0.42% to 1,909 dinars on deals worth 116 million dinars, the day's largest turnover. Shares in Metalac fell 0.81% to 1,350 dinars in 95 million dinars of turnover, the second highest for the day.

On Monday, losers outnumbered gainers by 34 to 13, while 29 stocks remained unchanged.

(1 euro = 85.5436 dinars)

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