21 November 10:12

BVB opened Friday's session down on all indices, with a turnover of 10.1 million lei. The BET index lost 1.88%.

Matei Gaginsky

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The Bucharest Stock Exchange (BVB) started Friday's trading session with declines across all indices, with a turnover of 10.1 million lei (approximately 1.9 million euros) after the first 30 minutes. The main index BET, which reflects the performance of the 20 most liquid companies, recorded a depreciation of 1.88%. Additionally, the BET-Plus index decreased by 1.83%, while the BET-XT, which includes the 25 most liquid stocks, lost 1.80%. The BET-BK index, relevant for investment funds, fell by 1.67%, and the BET-FI, which includes SIFs, decreased by 1.04%.

In the energy sector, the BET-NG index recorded a decline of 1.97%. The largest increases in shares were at Rompetrol Rafinare (+3.35%), Oil Terminal (+1.82%) and SSIF BRK Financial Group (+1.17%), while the largest decreases were at Condmag (-7.69%), Carbochim (-5.50%) and Transelectrica (-2.70%).

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BVB opened Friday's session down on all indices, with a turnover of 10.1 million lei. The BET index lost 1.88%.

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