The prime index of the Dhaka Stock Exchange (DSE) dropped for the second consecutive day today.

The Dhaka Stock Exchange opened the day in the red thanks to the profit-taking tendency among the investors.

Most shares on the Dhaka Stock Exchange fell today, as the key index snapped a seven-day winning streak today.

Shares on the Dhaka Stock Exchange (DSE) opened higher today.

Shares on the Dhaka Stock Exchange rose for the seventh consecutive day yesterday amid renewed buying spree among general investors after the volatility in the foreign exchange regime lessened following the government’s move to float the local currency.

Some listed companies do not publish data on their website properly, causing suffering to investors in analysing and taking decisions, said Shaikh Shamsuddin Ahmed, a commissioner of the stock market regulator.

The Dhaka Stock Exchange (DSE) closed higher today following a significant recovery by the key index throughout last week.

Stocks and turnover rose at Dhaka Stock Exchange (DSE) yesterday as general investors’ confidence grew with a recent decision of the stock market regulator to prevent stocks from dropping by over 2 per cent in a day. 

The prime index of the Dhaka bourse along with its turnover rose today riding on the increased confidence of the general investors thanks to the stock market regulator’s recent move to stop the free fall of share prices.

Shares on the Dhaka Stock Exchange (DSE) rose today building on the gains in the last few trading sessions.

Stocks continued to rise yesterday for the fourth consecutive trading day. 

Stocks continued to rise today for the fifth consecutive day.

The stock market in Bangladesh continued its gaining streak for five consecutive days today.

Stocks and bonds struggled in Asia on Wednesday while the US dollar rose as investors worried about inflation and the hit that containing it with rate rises will bring to global growth.

Bangladesh is set to get its first exchange-traded funds (ETFs) in three months which would give a new product to investors and contribute to stabilising the stock market.

Turnover at Dhaka Stock Exchange (DSE) dropped 23 per cent yesterday as several stocks failed to attract buyers with the circuit breaker’s lower limit fixed at 2 per cent. 

Bangladesh is set to get its first ever exchange-traded fund (ETF) within three months that will give a new product to investors and contribute to stabilise the stock market.

Turnover at the Dhaka Stock Exchange (DSE) dropped 23 per cent today, but the index experienced a slight rise from the previous day.

The stock market in Bangladesh started today on a positive note, building on the rise in the last three days.

Stocks in Bangladesh continued rising for a third consecutive trading session yesterday despite a last-minute selling spree that prevented a high jump in the market indices.