ISTANBUL - The Istanbul Stock Exchange (IMKB) National-100 Index in Thursday's first session rose 93.12 points to 17,708.69 and shares gained 0.53 percent in value when compared with prices at the close of previous second session.
At the close of the first session, the financial index rose 95.52 points to 23,874.09, the industrial services index climbed 122.93 points to 15,920.28 and the services index rose 47.14 points to 10,107.26.
The financial shares gained 0.40 percent in value, the industrial shares gained 0.78 percent in value and the services shares gained 0.47 percent in value.
A total of 152 of the 297 shares gained in value, 63 shares lost in value and the price of 82 shares remained unchanged.
The trading volume was 243.8 trillion Turkish Liras (TL).
PERFORMANCE OF SHARES IN IMKB FIRST SESSION
The top 10 shares in terms of value gained and lost in Thursday's first session at the Istanbul Stock Exchange (IMKB) and their differences are as follows:
. INCREASE
SHARES WHICH AVERAGE
GAINED VALUE (percent)
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1-Cimbeton 9.47
2-Cimentas 9.35
3-Edip Iplik 5.24
4-Petkim 5.13
5-Bursa Cim. 5.08
6-Milpa 5.04
7-Isiklar Ambalaj 4.47
8-Akal Tekstil 4.44
9-L. Aslan Cim. 3.64
10-Kav 3.55
. DECREASE
SHARES WHICH AVERAGE
LOST VALUE (percent)
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1-Gersan Elektr. -7.91
2-Garanti Y.O. -7.39
3-Haznedar Tugla -6.94
4-Garanti Fact. -6.00
5-Garanti GMYO -6.00
6-Adel Kalemc. -5.05
7-Idas -4.96
8-Transturk Hold. -2.44
9-Petrokent Tur. -2.44
10-Tekstilbank -2.38
TOP TEN SHARES IN IMKB FIRST SESSION
The name of the top 10 shares and their transaction volumes at the Istanbul Stock Exchange (IMKB) in Thursday's first session are as follows:
. Transactions Volume
Name of Share (Each)
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1-Kardemir (D) 9,881,980,300
2-Yapi Kredi Bank 7,990,204,300
3-Dogan Hold. 7,715,910,769
4-Net Holding 7,025,554,220
5-Gersan Elektr. 6,135,516,150
6-Milpa 4,980,633,000
7-Tansas 3,949,219,000
8-Ihlas Holding 3,724,542,350
9-Is Bankasi (C) 2,509,647,392
10-Net Turizm 1,926,158,000
(BRC-AY) 10.06.2004