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Indices moved on a stagnant path

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1 Indices moved on a stagnant path Empty Indices moved on a stagnant path Fri Aug 30, 2013 5:36 pm

Redbulls

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Written by Tharanga Senaratne

Aug 30, 2013 (LBT) - Indices closed on marginal ground: The indices moved on a relatively stagnant pattern as the ASPI closed on marginal grounds at 5,834.04 (+8.98 points). Gains recorded in Carsons Cumberbatch (+3.14), Nestle Lanka (+1.64%), Commercial leasing & Finance (+5.56%) and Sri Lanka Telecom (+1.26%) weighed positively on the performance of the benchmark index. Price dip in heavy cap; Ceylon Tobacco Company (-2.5%) contributed to the negative performance of the S&P SL20 index which dipped marginally by 3.63 points to end at 3,261.33.

LFIN only crossing: LB Finance recorded the sole crossing for the day with 225k shares changing hands at LKR120.0 while the crossing contributed only 7.6% to the day’s turnover. On board activity in Diversified players: John Keells Holdings, PCH Holdings and Hemas Holdings displayed notable on board activity which together contributed 43% to the turnover. John Keells Holdings traded at an intra-day high price of LKR217.0 and settled at LKR214.80 with a marginal gain of 0.09%. PCH Holdings edged up to the top turnover slot backed by a several large blocks which were transacted at price levels between LKR0.8 and LKR1.0. Hemas Holdings also gathered some interest. The counter dipped 3.23% to LKR30.0 at its close. Renewed interest was seen in Lanka Ventures where a few mid-sized blocks were traded at LKR37.0 and LKR38.0. Retailers focused on selected counters: Retailer focus surrounded a few selected counters; Touchwood Investments, First Capital Holdings and Vallibel One.
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COLOMBO, Aug 30 (Reuters) - Sri Lankan stocks gained for a second straight session on Friday, but concerns over a depreciating rupee capped the upside and trimmed the trading volume, stockbrokers said.

The main share index gained 0.15 percent, or 8.98 points, to 5,834.04.

The rupee hit an all-time low on Wednesday amid panic buying by importers. It recovered on both Thursday and Friday.

Foreign investors were net buyers of 66.35 million rupees worth of shares, extending net inflows so far this year to 18.54 billion rupees worth of shares.

Turnover was 352.8 million rupees, well below this year's daily average of about 906.5 million rupees.

(Reporting by Ranga Sirilal and Shihar Aneez; Editing by Subhranshu Sahu)

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(Reuters Messaging: ranga.sirilal.thomsonreuters.com@reuters.net)(twitter.com/rangab a)
http://www.xe.com/news/2013/08/30/3522497.htm

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