August 21 (SeeNews) - Trading in shares of Central Cooperative Bank (CCB) [BUL:4CF] formed 61% of the regulated market turnover on the Bulgarian Stock Exchange on Tuesday, as all share indices lost ground, bourse data shows.
Some 1 million shares in CCB changed hands during the trading session, generating a turnover of 1.8 million levs, closing unchanged from its previous closing price at 1.75 levs.
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Another lender - local First Investment Bank [BUL:5F4], gained the most among SOFIX components on Tuesday, closing 4.10% higher at 4.06 levs.
The blue-chip SOFIX index ended the session 0.01% lower at 634.05 points, as car battery maker Monbat [BUL:5MB] lost 2.48% to 7.85 levs, erasing its gains from the previous session. On Monday, Monbat was the biggest gainer among blue chips, as it added 3.21%.
The wider BGBX40 index, which tracks the 40 most traded shares on the Sofia bourse, fell 0.26% to 122.32 points on the back of the decline in share price of Monbat and power distributor CEZ Distribution [BUL:3CZ], which closed 3.45% lower at 224 levs.
The BGREIT index, which tracks the performance of real estate investment trusts, was hit by a 1.02% decrease in the share price of Bulgarian Real Estate Fund REIT [BUL:5BU], which ended at 1.95 levs. The index closed the session 0.21% lower at 116.47 points.
All other BGREIT components closed without change in their share price on Tuesday.
The BG TotalReturn30 index, in which companies with a free float of at least 10% have equal weight, fell 0.09% to 525.69 points, dragged down by the decline in Monbat and CEZ Distribution share prices.
(1 euro = 1.95583 levs)
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