TEDPIX Ends Monday Trade 0.1% Higher

EghtesadOnline: Tehran Stock Exchange’s main index gained 87.80 points or 0.10% to end Monday trade at 87,832.5.

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14 November 2017

About 892 million shares valued at $49.37 million changed hands on Monday.

Trading at TSE and Iran Fara Bourse starts on Saturday and ends on Wednesday.

Gharb Cement Company was the biggest riser, going up 4.82% to 2,935 rials per share, Financial Tribune reported.

Jooshkab Yazd Industries Company incurred the biggest loss among all TSE-listed companies, as it went down 4.96% to 14,013 rials per share.

Mobarakeh Steel Company gave the biggest boost to the benchmark, followed by Esfahan Oil Refinery and Pars Khdoro.

Khouzestan Steel Company weighed the most on TEDPIX, followed by Ghadir Investment Company and Behran Oil Company.

The Price Index added 28.20 points to close at 28,187.1.

The First Market Index was up 81.40 points to post 61,375.8.

The Second Market Index gained 86.80 points to reach 192,401.8.

The Industry Index won 86.70 points to register 76,805.7.

The Free Float Index rose by 135.87 points to hit 94,555.20.

The TSE 30 bagged 8.40 points to settle at 3,636.9 while the TSE 50 inched up 8.80 points to finish at 3,562.6.

IFX Down 0.2%

Iran Fara Bourse’s main index IFX shed 1.997 points or 0.2% to close Monday trade at 987.68.

About 309 million securities valued at $59.71 million were traded at the over-the-counter exchange for the day.

Esfahan Steel Company witnessed the highest number of traded shares, as 22.32 million of its shares were traded.

Tabas Parvadeh Coal Company registered the highest trade value, with the trading of shares worth $1 million.

Tabas Parvadeh Coal Company, Sina Port and Maritime Company and Shomalshargh Shahrood Industrial and Mining Company registered the highest value increase.

Zarin Madan Asia, Pegah Fars Dairy Company and East Azarbaijan Pegah Dairy Company suffered the biggest decline.

Marun Petrochemical Company, Middle East Mines and Mining Industries Development Holding Company and Shiraz Oil Refinery had the most negative impact on the IFB benchmark.