The performance of stock and over-the-counter industries in the year 1405 and the recent week shows that trading activity in this market has significantly expanded, with most groups registering positive returns. At the top of the return table since the beginning of the year, pharmaceutical products are at 215.8%, followed by financial and monetary intermediation at 172.2% and non-metallic minerals at 171.4%, which have recorded the highest cumulative returns.
Weekly Growth of Industries
In the one-week period, financial and monetary intermediation has been the most profitable industry of the week with a growth of 19.4%, followed by industrial contracting at 14.6% and retail at 13.6%. This industry also ranks second in cumulative returns since the beginning of the year with a return of 172.2%, with only pharmaceutical products having a higher performance over the annual period.
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From the beginning of the year until the time of preparing this data, pharmaceutical products rank first with a return of 215.8%. Non-metallic minerals with 171.4% and food products other than sugar and sweets with 165.3% are in third and fourth places, respectively. Telecommunications with a return of 162.4% is the fifth most profitable industry of the year, while the weekly return for this industry has been reported at only 1.1%.
Differences in Industry Performance
This discrepancy indicates that a high annual ranking does not necessarily mean that an industry is among the fastest groups of the week. At the bottom of the annual return table, three industries have returns of 10.2%, 3.8%, and 5.1%. Notably, all three industries have recorded positive returns in the recent week. The overall picture of the market in the recent week suggests a broad growth among industries, with 46 out of 47 examined industries showing positive returns.
The performance gap among industries in the weekly period is significant; financial intermediation leads with 19.4%, while telecommunications has only grown by 1.1%. In the larger sectors of the market, basic metals have recorded a weekly return of 9.2%, petroleum products 2.6%, chemicals 7%, and automotive and parts 3.2%.
These figures indicate that weekly growth is not limited to a specific group, and a diverse range of industries, from financial and contracting to mining, pharmaceuticals, and commodities, have performed positively. One important point in the table is the difference in industry rankings over the two time periods.
For example, industrial contracting, despite an annual return of 47.7%, has grown by 14.6% in one week and ranks second among the most profitable industries of the week. In contrast, telecommunications, which has grown by 162.4% since the beginning of the year, has only increased by 1.1% in the recent week. This difference indicates that assessing industry performance solely based on annual returns does not provide a complete picture of short-term trading flows.
Based on the provided data, the start of the next week after such widespread performance requires monitoring two issues: the continuation of liquidity flow in the leading industries of the recent week and the ability of less active industries to maintain or strengthen their trends. Overall, the stock and over-the-counter market has shown predominantly positive performance in the recent week, and this week's data presents a picture of growth expansion among various market industries.
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