Investors go for panic sales for fear of another global crisis
Bangladesh’s stock market has been going through a bear run for the last two months despite petering out of election-linked uncertainty, signaling that the worries about the macroeconomic challenges are far from over.
Retail investors’ stakes in the share market of Bangladesh have nearly halved in the last 12 years as they are increasingly losing their appetite for stocks owing to a lacklustre market performance.
The ongoing decline of share values in the stock market of Bangladesh was expected as the removal of floor prices has allowed them to adjust to their real levels, according to market analysts.
Only two years ago, Bangladesh's stock market was termed 'hidden gem.'
The DSEX, the benchmark index of the Dhaka Stock Exchange (DSE), gained 15 points, or 0.23 per cent, to close at 6,366.
It will issue 50 lakh shares worth Tk 10 each
It hit Tk 1,198 crore, up from the previous day's Tk 976 crore
The indices of the Dhaka Stock Exchange (DSE) fell for the fifth consecutive day today.
Stocks on Dhaka Stock Exchange (DSE) slightly inched down today for a second consecutive trading session.
Stocks in Bangladesh rose slightly today snapping six straight days’ falling streak.
A common scenario in the domestic stock market is low performing stocks becoming the top gainers no matter how the market indices react.
Most shares on the Dhaka Stock Exchange (DSE) fell today despite a cut in the corporate tax rate for listed companies.
Shares opened the week lower as most of the scrips on the Dhaka Stock Exchange (DSE) fell today, despite a cut in the corporate tax rate for listed companies.
No matter how hard the government tries to give a message that Bangladesh would not face a Sri Lanka like crisis, edgy stock market investors don’t seem to be in the mood to listen.
GPH Ispat begins commercial production in its Tk 2,390 crore plant to produce MS billet and rod today, which fuelled the company’s share price to instantly see a 2.47 per cent rise in the stock market.
The central bank has widened banks’ scope to invest in the stock market and infrastructural fund as the government looks to put a pause on the longer than usual bear run. The DSEX, the benchmark index of the premier bourse, lost 774.55 points, or 13.07 percent, in the last three months.
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
A special tribunal jailed two top brass of a textile company for four years in a case filed over capital market manipulation in 1996.