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Serbian Share Indices Continue Slide in Higher Turnover

Nov 13, 2009, 7:14:38 PMArticle by Vera Ovanin
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November 13 (SeeNews) - The Serbian share indices continued their downward spiral as turnover rose on Friday, bourse data showed.

Serbian Share Indices Continue Slide in Higher Turnover

The Belgrade bourse's blue-chip BELEX15 index lost 1.9% to 748.71 points after sliding 1.01% on Thursday.

The broader BELEXline index fell 1.61% to 1,437.30 points on Friday after edging down 0.75% the day before.

The joint SRX index of the bourses in Belgrade and Vienna fell 1.42% to 334.27 on the last working day before the weekend.

The bourse's total turnover increased to 85.3 million dinars ($1.35 million/905,074 euro) from 75.7 million dinars on Thursday.

Food company Fidelinka led the gainers, climbing 1.71% to 356 dinars.

Mechanical engineering company Progres posted the biggest slide. Its shares tumbled 11.11% to 120 dinars.

Blue chip Agrobanka lost 1.75% to end at 10,523 dinars in the day’s highest turnover of 29.2 million dinars.

Blue chip AIK Banka fell 2.82% to end at 2,755 dinars in the second day's highest turnover of 12.6 million dinars.

Commercial lender Komercijalna Banka slid 2.75% to 33,066 dinars in the third highest turnover of 6.5 million dinars.

Fallers outnumbered climbers 30 to 12, while the shares of 15 companies remained flat on Friday.

(1 euro = 94.2464 Serbian dinars)

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