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The Bucharest Stock Exchange recorded increases on all indices in the first half of Wednesday's session, with a turnover of 7.37 million lei.

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At the opening of Wednesday's trading session, the Bucharest Stock Exchange recorded increases on all indices, with the main index BET up 0.49%. The turnover reached 7.37 million lei in the first 30 minutes. The BET-Plus index rose by 0.47%, while the BET-NG, dedicated to the energy sector, advanced by 0.63%. However, shares in SIF Hotels, Bermas and Bittnet Systems suffered significant declines.

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