The stock market in Bangladesh gained in the first several hours of trading today.

Stocks in Bangladesh soared for the second consecutive day today after the regulator lowered the limit of the circuit breaker to stop the free fall of the index.

Bangladesh Securities and Exchange Commission (BSEC) issued a directive today saying no stocks will be allowed to fall over 2 per cent from tomorrow.

Walton Hi-Tech Industries PLC said today it has won the tender to procure more than 50 years long-established European brands ACC, Zanussi Elettromeccanica (ZEM) and Verdichter (VOE) from Italia Wanbao-ACC.

The stock market fell for the second consecutive day today as investors continue booking profits.

The stock market experienced a fall today just a day after hitting a three-and-a-half-year high, as investors went for booking profits.

Dhaka stocks hit nearly a three-and-a-half-year high today as institutional investors got their confidence back after the removal of the floor price from all companies by the stock market watchdog.

Shares on Dhaka Stock Exchange nosedived 78 points sending the key index to its three and half-year low of 4,419.82 points.

Stocks rallied the best in six-and-a-half months yesterday after sinking for more than three weeks. The bounce back was due to the central bank and the capital market regulator teaming up to prop up the flagging market.

Bangladesh must develop its capital and bond markets to meet the long-term financing needs of infrastructure projects as bank loans are not viable for mega initiatives worth billions of dollars, said a top official of a state-run non-bank financial institution. “Funds will have to come from the stock market

Thin participation of institutional investors brought down both the key index and turnover of the Dhaka Stock Exchange to three-month lows yesterday.

The national financial plan sometimes meets the expectations of stock investors and sometimes does the opposite. Here is a graph that shows how Dhaka Stock Exchange experiences in the budget days.

There is no basis for turning down the Chinese consortium's proposal to buy 25 percent stakes in Dhaka Stock Exchange and become

Two economic giants -- India and China -- are in a race to buy 25 percent stake in the Dhaka Stock Exchange.

Trading at country’s premier bourse Dhaka Stock Exchange (DSE) began one-and-half hours late for what authorities said “technical glitch”.

Trading at the country’s leading bourse Dhaka Stock Exchange (DSE) resumes after it was suspended for one-and-half hours due to technical glitches.

Trading at the country's premier bourse Dhaka Stock Exchange was again hit by the technical glitch.

Trading at Dhaka Stock Exchange (DSE) resumes after four hours of suspension following a technical glitch.

The Dhaka Stock Exchange yesterday relaunched its website in an effort to make it more user-friendly and generate income using the site as an advertisement platform.