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Serbian Share Indices Continue Drop, Turnover Plummets

Nov 20, 2009, 5:34:22 PMArticle by Vera Ovanin
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BELGRADE (Serbia), November 20 (SeeNews) – Serbian share indices continued their descent on Friday amid plummeting turnover, stock exchange data showed.

Serbian Share Indices Continue Drop, Turnover Plummets

The Belgrade bourse's blue-chip BELEX15 index slid 0.45% to 728.37 points after inching down 0.03% a day earlier.

The broader BELEXline index dropped 0.68% to 1,392.62 points after shedding 0.02% on Thursday.

The joint SRX index of the bourses in Belgrade and Vienna fell 0.31% to 325.15.

The bourse's total turnover tumbled to 87 million dinars ($1.37 million/922,176 euro) from 325 million dinars on Thursday.

Blue chip AIK Banka recorded the day's highest turnover of 42.6 million dinars, adding 1.78% to end at 2,750 dinars.

Lender Univerzal Banka posted the day’s second highest turnover of 11.2 million dinars. Shares fell 2.93% to 7,000 dinars.

Blue chip dairy firm Imlek had the session’s third highest turnover of 3.0 million dinars with shares rising 1.79% to 1,649 dinars.

News daily Politika posted the biggest climb on Friday. Shares surged 12% to 140 dinars. Electrical engineering company Energomontaza paced the back-sliders with shares tumbling 12% to 3,872 dinars.

Fallers outnumbered climbers 31 to 13, while the shares of 13 companies remained flat on the last working day before the weekend.

(1 euro= 94.3254 Serbian dinars)

 

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