Bangladesh’s stock market rebounded on Monday, a day after opening the week with a decline, as indices advanced on both the Dhaka Stock Exchange (DSE) and the Chittagong Stock Exchange (CSE), alongside improved turnover and broad-based price gains.

On the DSE, the benchmark DSEX index surged by 48 points, while the Shariah-based DSES gained 7 points and the blue-chip DS30 jumped 17 points.

Share prices rose for the majority of listed companies, with 302 advancing against 37 decliners, while 49 issues remained unchanged.

Turnover on the premier bourse increased significantly to Tk 395 crore, up from Tk 293 crore in the previous session.

In the block market, shares of 28 companies worth Tk 21 crore changed hands, with Renata PLC topping the list by trading shares worth Tk 3.9 crore.

Monno Agro & General Machinery Limited emerged as the top gainer on the DSE, soaring nearly 9 percent, while Shyampur Sugar Mills Ltd sank more than 8 percent to become the worst performer.

The upbeat trend extended to the CSE, where the key CASPI index advanced by 48 points.

At the CSE, prices of 88 companies rose, while 50 declined and 17 remained unchanged.

Total turnover at the port city bourse stood at Tk 15 crore, up from Tk 12 crore in the previous day’s trading.

IDLC Finance PLC topped the gainers’ chart at the CSE with a 10 percent rise, while ICB AMCL CMSF Golden Jubilee Mutual Fund plunged more than 9 percent to end as the day’s biggest loser.