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Unilever shares gain $0.25
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Thursday, July 24, 2014
Overall market activity resulted from trading in 15 securities, of which two advanced, two declined and 11 traded firm. Guardian Holdings Ltd was the volume leader with 38,186 shares changing hands for a value of $549,878.40, followed by First Citizens Bank Ltd with a volume of 17,828 shares being traded for $631,416.18.
Unilever Caribbean Ltd enjoyed the day’s largest gain, increasing $0.25 to end the day at $63.00. Conversely, Sagicor Financial Corporation suffered the day's greatest loss, falling $0.02 to close at $6.68. Clico Investment Fund was the only active security on the Mutual Fund Market, posting a volume of 26,035 shares valued at $564,531.20.
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