Stock Exchange Rolls Out the Red Carpet for the Refinery Stocks' Reopening; the Overall Index Retreats Again

Stock Exchange Rolls Out the Red Carpet for the Refinery Stocks' Reopening; the Overall Index Retreats Again

According to the Mehr reporter, trading at the Tehran Stock Exchange ended on the second working day of Aban in conditions accompanied by the reopening of the refinery symbols, and the overall index remained in negative territory.

The stock exchange's overall index, with a fall of 29,145 points, equivalent to 0.36 percent, stood at 8,015,507 points. The equal-weight overall index also, with a decrease of 2,869 points, equivalent to 0.13 percent, reached 2,233,536 points.

In the course of today's trading, the value of retail trades of shares and equity funds reached 44,751 billion tomans, and the net outflow of retail liquidity from this market was recorded at 2,675 billion tomans. Fixed-income funds also faced an outflow of 1,061 billion tomans of liquidity.

Selling pressure was still evident in the trading queues; such that 239 symbols faced sell queues worth 5,347 billion tomans. In contrast, 194 symbols had buy queues worth 5,087 billion tomans. Also, among the symbols without queues, 118 symbols were positive and 160 negative. The per-capita retail purchase was 86 million tomans and their per-capita sale was 108 million tomans.

Among the symbols influencing the overall index, Femli, with a negative effect of 23,780 points, exerted the most pressure on the index. In contrast, Fars, with a positive effect of 17,202 points, compensated part of the index's fall. Shepna with a negative effect of 8,847 points, Shasta with 5,065 and Shatran with 4,489 points of negative effect were also among the other symbols influencing the index's fall. On the opposite side, Tapico and Veghadir had, respectively, more than 4,400 and 4,310 points of positive effect on the index.

Femli, Webmellat, Taban and Foolad were among the stock exchange's most-traded symbols.

At Iran Farabourse, however, the overall index, contrary to the Tehran Stock Exchange, with a growth of 85 points, equivalent to 0.13 percent, reached 67,115 points, and the Farabourse equal-weight index also increased by 0.08 percent.

Ali Forouzanfar