20/09/2002 12:11
Banks attract 50% of the turnover
Considerable losses for BOC and CPB
In the face of Central Bank’s decision about interest rates, this week’s CSE General Index ended with losses of 0.4% reaching 85.5 points. Investors were absent and volume reached only CYP 320 thousand.
The FTSE20 index – mostly pressed by the Bank of Cyprus and the Popular Bank that equally fell 1.6% and 0.9% - fell to 339.5 points and –0.9%.
Today, banks were at the center of investors’ attention (45% of the total volume), with CPB being the most marketable share attracting 18.1% volume. CPB closed at CYP 1.10, while during the meeting it fell to the low CYP 1.08 (-2.8%). Unlike CPB, the Hellenic Bank (second biggest volume of the day, 14.8%)closed at 72 cent with considerable profits 1.4%, while the Bank of Cyprus with 12.4% turnover fell to the lowest point within the last three years (CYP 1.26)
Hadjiioannou Farm attracted 8.6% reaching 9.5 cent, while Louis closed at 14.1 cent, with 5% marketability and 1.4% drop. BOC’s warrants - with 4.2% of the turnover and 1.4% losses – closed at 21.4 cent.
CHAPO closed at 15.9 cents and 1.6% volume while Libra’s bonds raised considerably by 6.6%, reaching 32.5 cent and 4.7% marketability. mobility.
38 securities went up, 41 fell and 24 remained stable.
Considerable losses for BOC and CPB
In the face of Central Bank’s decision about interest rates, this week’s CSE General Index ended with losses of 0.4% reaching 85.5 points. Investors were absent and volume reached only CYP 320 thousand.
The FTSE20 index – mostly pressed by the Bank of Cyprus and the Popular Bank that equally fell 1.6% and 0.9% - fell to 339.5 points and –0.9%.
Today, banks were at the center of investors’ attention (45% of the total volume), with CPB being the most marketable share attracting 18.1% volume. CPB closed at CYP 1.10, while during the meeting it fell to the low CYP 1.08 (-2.8%). Unlike CPB, the Hellenic Bank (second biggest volume of the day, 14.8%)closed at 72 cent with considerable profits 1.4%, while the Bank of Cyprus with 12.4% turnover fell to the lowest point within the last three years (CYP 1.26)
Hadjiioannou Farm attracted 8.6% reaching 9.5 cent, while Louis closed at 14.1 cent, with 5% marketability and 1.4% drop. BOC’s warrants - with 4.2% of the turnover and 1.4% losses – closed at 21.4 cent.
CHAPO closed at 15.9 cents and 1.6% volume while Libra’s bonds raised considerably by 6.6%, reaching 32.5 cent and 4.7% marketability. mobility.
38 securities went up, 41 fell and 24 remained stable.
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