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The Bucharest Stock Exchange has lost over 18 billion lei in capitalization this week.

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In the week of March 2 - 6, 2026, the Bucharest Stock Exchange (BVB) lost 18.12 billion lei in capitalization, equivalent to a decrease of 3.2%, reaching a total value of 547.36 billion lei.


The value of transactions with shares decreased by 47.38 million lei, representing a reduction of 7.15% compared to the previous week, with a total turnover of 614.91 million lei.


Tuesday, March 3, was the most active trading day, with a turnover of 184.52 million lei, while Friday, March 6, was the weakest, with only 68.96 million lei.


The BET index closed the week at 27,438.41 points. The most liquid shares were those of Banca Transilvania, followed by Electro-Alfa International SA and OMV Petrom.


The largest increases were recorded by Rompetrol Rafinare (+21.88%), Societatea de Construcții Napoca (+20.95%) and Mecanica Ceahlău (+8.70%), while Electro-Alfa International SA had a significant decrease, followed by Turbomecanica (-19.24%) and MedLife (-15.28%).

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Bursa de la Bucureşti a pierdut în această săptămână peste 18 miliarde de lei din capitalizare
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Bursa de la Bucureşti a pierdut în această săptămână peste 18 miliarde de lei din capitalizare

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