October 31 (SeeNews) - Trade in corporate bonds issued by six companies generated a turnover of 11.7 million levs ($7.0 million/6.0 million euro) on the Bulgarian Stock Exchange on Tuesday, bourse data showed.
Trading turnover on BSE’s regulated market rose to 17.0 million levs on Tuesday from 797,000 levs on Monday.
Trade in Starkom Holding [BUL:S28H] bonds generated 3.07 million levs, as 3,060 bonds of the holding company changed hands on Tuesday.
A total of 2,000 Greenhouse Properties [BUL:GH0A] bonds were sold at a price of 1,022.1 levs apiece, generating a turnover of 2.04 million levs.
Trade in bonds issued by Delta Credit [BUL:0DC1], Specialized Logistic Systems [BUL:2SLA] [BUL:2SLB], Avto Union [BUL:8AVB] and GPS Control [BUL:GC0N] accounted for 6.59 million levs.
The blue-chip SOFIX index increased 0.21% to 671.41 points on Tuesday after a 0.64% increase on Monday.
The broader BGBX40 index, which tracks the 40 most traded shares on the BSE, edged up 0.04% to 131.19 points, after adding 0.90% on Monday.
The BG-REIT index, which tracks the performance of real estate investment trusts, rose 2.10% to 115.88 points on Tuesday. On Monday, the index closed 0.17% lower.
The BG TotalReturn30 index, in which companies with a free float of at least 10% have equal weight, decreased 0.17% to 547.08 points, following a 0.68% increase on Monday.
Central Cooperative Bank [BUL:4CF] was the top blue-chip gainer on Tuesday, as it closed 4.48% higher at 1.797 levs.
Financial and insurance group Eurohold Bulgaria [BUL:4EH] fell the most among blue chips, closing 3.8% lower at 1.241 levs.
Real estate investment trust (REIT) Bulgarian Real Estate Fund was the most traded blue chip, as 64,736 of its shares changed hands at an average price of 2.262 levs apiece.
(1 euro=1.95583 levs)
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