Stocks rebounded on Monday as indices rose at both the bourses—Dhaka Stock Exchange (DSE) and Chittagong Stock Exchange (CSE) snapping a streak of declines, with most listed companies posting gains.

At the DSE, the benchmark DSEX advanced 85 points at the close. The Shariah-based DSES gained 11 points, while the blue-chip DS30 index rose 33 points.

The market breadth remained strongly positive as 347 issues advanced against 21 decliners, while 22 remained unchanged.

The turnover at the premier bourse increased to Tk 718 crore, up from Tk 568 crore in the previous session.

In the block market, shares worth Tk 88 crore were traded from 34 companies, with Olympic Industries PLC dominating the segment with Tk 72 crore worth of shares changing hands.

Among individual issues, Energypac Power Generation PLC topped the gainers’ chart on the DSE, rising nearly 9.5 percent, while Meghna Cement Mills PLC was the worst loser, shedding over 5 percent.

The CSE also closed higher, with its key CASPI index gaining 147 points.

Out of the traded issues, 107 advanced, 43 declined and 16 remained unchanged.

The turnover at the port city bourse stood at Tk 18 crore, up from Tk 13 crore in the previous session.

Prime Finance and Investment Limited emerged as the top gainer on the CSE with a 10 percent rise, while EXIM Bank 1st Mutual Fund lost nearly 6 percent to become the day’s worst performer.