Bangladesh’s stocks witnessed a major setback on Wednesday as jitter investors dumped their holdings to avoid further erosion of their portfolios amid strict regulatory action on wrongdoers ..read more

Bangladesh’s stocks opened higher on Sunday, after two-day plunged, as optimistic investors putting fresh funds on selective banks shares, in anticipation of short-term gain ..read more

Bangladesh’s stocks opened higher on Wednesday, as optimistic investors put fresh funds into lucrative bank shares in anticipation of short-term gain ..read more

Bangladesh’s stocks ended high on Monday as investors showed interest on sector-specific scrips ..read more

Asia-Pacific stocks markets are mostly up on Tuesday, tracking Wall Street rally overnight, while investors also assess minutes of the Reserve Bank of Australia’s latest meeting ..read more

Asia-Pacific markets largely rose on Thursday after Japan’s GDP growth beat expectations, while traders also digested China retail sales, industrial output and urban unemployment data for July ..read more

Bangladesh’s stocks on Sunday extended its winning streak as investors continued their buying spree on large-cap issues amid optimism ..read more

Investors are expected that the return of good governance after a major political shift as the new government is likely to make some structural changes for economic stability ..read more

Dhaka, Bangladesh (BBN) – Bangladesh’s stocks ended on a flat note on Monday despite the overall market sentiment remains subdued. The prime index of the Dhaka Stock Exchange (DSE) inched up by 2.17 points, settling at 5,485. The blue-chip index DS30, a group of 30 prominent companies, rose by 7.17 points to 1944.29, while the DSES Index, representing Shariah-based companies, decreased by 0.73 to 1,203.43. Turnover, a crucial indicator of the market, increased by 6.43 per cent to BDT 6.62 billion from the previous day. The majority of the stocks saw a price decline, as out of 397 issues traded ..read more

BBN file photo Dhaka, Bangladesh (BBN) – Bangladesh’s stocks ended lower on Sunday, the first working day of the week, as risk-averse investors continued reducing their exposure to capital market investments. DSEX, the prime index of the Dhaka Stock Exchange (DSE), declined by 23.99 points to settle at 5,482.79 on the day. The blue-chip index DS30, a group of 30 prominent companies, saw a 5.24-point decrease to 1937.11, while the DSES Index, which represents Shariah-based companies, witnessed a 4.83-point decrease to 1,202.70 until the end of the session. Turnover, one of the crucial indicat ..read more