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CSE ends up 1% stronger…

14/04/2003 12:17
…last seen on March 3

The CSE general index ended up 1% stronger at 86.8 points on Monday, despite intraday losses of 0.3%, mostly influenced by the Bank of Cyprus and the Popular Bank that recorded significant gains of 3 cents each. Similarly, FTSE climbed 2% to close at 339.9 points.

The trading volume amounted to CYP 838 thousand and the daily volume leaders were the following: The Bank of Cyprus share (27.8%), the Bank of Cyprus warrants (22.8%), the Popular Bank (13%), Avacom Net (9.4%), Avacom Computer (4.3%), the Hellenic Bank (2.7%) and Tsokkos (2.1%).

BOC finished 2.3% higher at CYP 1.31, BOCw was the best performer of the day soaring 3.3% to 28.2 cents, CPB put on 2.7% to CYP 1.15, TSH was up 2.4% at 17 cents, while ANS, ACS and HB remained at 3.7, 3.6 and 64 cents respectively.

In the financial sector, SAFS gained 4.2% to close at 7.5 cents, Marketrends reported gains of 3.5% to reach at 3 cents and Sharelink stood 2.8% higher at 7.3 cents. All stocks absorbed a low trading volume.

Overall, 41 securities went up, 31 fell and 17 remained unchanged.