Dhaka October 9, 2025, 12:46 am
Stocks got a downbeat start to the week as investors kept a wary eye on tensions with Iran and on signals from China and the U.S. on prospects for a resolution of their tariffs war
The securities regulator has asked the country's premier bourse to submit a report on alleged manipulation of the share prices of two companies to the commission.
Stock markets yesterday finished the session of the week in red again due mainly to price fall in large-cap securities with lower transactions
Stocks ended lower on Tuesday, a day after the finance minister holding a marathon meeting with the capital market stakeholders to revive the investors’ confidence
Stocks witnessed upward trend in early hour of trading on Monday as some optimistic investors showed their appetite on sector-wise shares.
Islami Bank Bangladesh and Mutual Trust Bank have decided to issue bonds worth of total Tk 21 billion subject to approval of the regulatory authorities, according to official disclosures on Sunday.
The meeting will take place at National Economic Council (NEC) Bhaban in the city's Agargaon area.
Stocks witnessed a downward trend in early hour of trading on Sunday as risk-averse investors contented their selling binge on sector-wise shares.
The state-run National Tubes was also the day's highest gainer, soaring 9.98 per cent on Sunday over the previous session.
The board of directors of KDS Accessories Ltd has recommended 10 per cent cash and 5.0 per cent stock dividend for the year ended on June 30, 2019.
Following the previous week’s correction, the Dhaka Stock Exchange (DSE) and the Chittagong Stock Exchange (CSE) saw positive trend in early trading, but trading activities remain low.
Week on week, DSEX, the prime index of the Dhaka Stock Exchange (DSE), dropped 82.76 points or 1.62 per cent to settle at 5013.
Country’s capital bourse, Dhaka Stock Exchange (DSE) closed today edging down further, as investors continued their selling trend regarding large-cap companies.
The Cabinet on Monday approved the draft of ‘Bangladesh Road Transport Corporation Bill, 2019’ to offload 49 percent share of the corporation in the capital market.
Market analysts said the foreign investors are selling off their shares due to the lack of confidence, depreciation of local currency against the US dollar and concern over the country's financial sector.
The country needs to formulate a comprehensive legal and regulatory framework for getting optimum benefit from the Islamic financing instruments, former chairman of the National Board of Revenue (NBR) Abdul Mazid maintained.
The stock market suffered a major correction in the outgoing week, snapping a four-week gaining streak, as risk-averse investors chose to book quick profit on large-cap stocks.
Ten most traded companies accounted for 30.5 per cent of transactions on the Dhaka Stock Exchange (DSE) on Wednesday, with the United Power Generation & Distribution Company generating the highest turnover.
Stocks maintained their gaining streak for the fourth straight week that ended on Thursday, with investors showing their appetite for June year-end companies' shares.
Ten most traded companies accounted for 29 per cent of transactions on the Dhaka Stock Exchange (DSE) in the outgoing week, with the United Power Generation & Distribution Company bagging the top spot of the weekly turnover c
