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Serbian Stocks Mostly Drop in Sliding Turnover

Dec 7, 2009, 5:02:41 PMArticle by Iskra Pavlova
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BELGRADE (Serbia), December 7 (SeeNews) – Serbian shares opened the week mostly lower in declining turnover, Belgrade stock exchange data showed on Monday.

Serbian Stocks Mostly Drop in Sliding Turnover

The bourse's blue-chip BELEX15 index lost 0.62% to 695.38 points after backing off 1.41% on Friday.

The broader BELEXline index shed 0.65% to 1,336.16 points on Monday after falling 1.14% in the previous trading session.

The joint SRX index of the bourses in Belgrade and Vienna gained 0.25% to 307.52 on Monday.

Total turnover slid to 32 million dinars ($492,300/332,600 euro) from 43 million dinars on Friday.

Electrical engineering company Energomontaza led decliners, plunging 9.79% to 3,500 dinars.

Blue-chip lender Komercijalna Banka led advancers, soaring 4.73% to 31,500 dinars in a volume of just one share.

Blue-chip Agrobanka lost 1.28% to 8,694 dinars in the day’s highest turnover of 7.5 million dinars. 

Blue-chip producer of cookers and household heating devices Alfa Plam declined 3.89% to 8,003 dinars in the session’s second highest turnover of 4.1 million dinars.

Decliners outnumbered gainers 28 to 14, while the shares of 21 companies ended flat on Monday.

(1 euro=96.2 Serbian dinars)

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