The turnover, which was Tk 2.1 billion on Sunday, stood at Tk 3.47 billion. The DGEN had gained 49.31 points to 5045.65 points at 1:03pm and after half an hour of trading at 5,072.96 points with a gain of 76.61 points.
It had slumped to 5054.40 points at 12:03pm with a gain of 58.06 points and started rising again to stand at 5072.19 points with a rise of 75.84 points.
On Sunday, the benchmark index lost three points to stand at 4496 points.
The DSE ended the last week with the benchmark index and most shares rising. The DGEN stood at 5000.18 points at closing on Thursday, a gain of 0.63 percent or 31.40 points from the opening.
On Wednesday, the index lost 94.33 points or 1.86 percent to stand at 4968.78 points. The turnover was Tk 940 million higher than Tuesday's standing at Tk 4.21 billion.
Stocks turned around on the DSE on Tuesday, with the DGEN gaining 213.16 points or 4.39 percent to close at 5063.11.
Securities and Exchange Commission, the share market regulator, the Bangladesh Bank and the National Board of Revenue took several steps to help the sagging market following a Nov 16 meeting between prime minister Sheikh Hasina and the stakeholders.
Hasina had asked them to stabilise the market and compensate the victims of continuous fall in share prices.
The market observed five days of uptrend following the meeting but returned to the red zone when the SEC announced an intensives package on Nov 23.
The downtrend continued for two weeks. The DSE general index, however, gained 67.88 points last week.
From Dec 5 to Sunday, the difference between the highest fall and the highest gain remained within 216 points. Analysts say the trend bodes a stable market.
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