Dhaka Stock Exchange (DSEX)
FY24: A brutal year that gutted stock investors
For stock investors in Bangladesh, the just-concluded fiscal year was the worst in four years, with the benchmark index of Dhaka Stock Exchange losing over 1,000 points.
Will BSEC ever learn from its missteps?
Analysts say the regulator’s intervention is denting investors’ confidence and it comes at a time when they are still smarting from the wounds caused by the 18-month-long floor price, a period when most of the stocks were untradeable.
An uneasy start to the week: Stocks skid after price curbs removed
DSE dropped 1.52 percent yesterday, the first trading session since floor price restrictions were lifted
Dhaka stocks closing towards day’s end with a fall
DSEX, the prime index of the Dhaka Stock Exchange (DSE), fell 1.18 per cent to 6,495.7 points as of 1.20 pm today.
Highest rise in DSEX
The country’s premier bourse posts its highest single-day point rise in the history of its new premier index, led by gains across almost all the sectors as investors were fueled by the government’s policy support.
DSE index plunges to its 3yrs’ low
The Dhaka stocks continue to bleed to its three years’ low due to the thin participation of institutional investors.
Stocks rebound at last
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.
Dhaka stocks see slight rise
The Dhaka stocks rises nearly 42 points as investors snapped up banks’ shares that were hit hard during the last few days.
Stocks break 5-day losing streak
Dhaka stocks broke a five-day losing streak yesterday with a 1.35 percent gain as institutional investors went on a buying spree.
FY24: A brutal year that gutted stock investors
For stock investors in Bangladesh, the just-concluded fiscal year was the worst in four years, with the benchmark index of Dhaka Stock Exchange losing over 1,000 points.
Will BSEC ever learn from its missteps?
Analysts say the regulator’s intervention is denting investors’ confidence and it comes at a time when they are still smarting from the wounds caused by the 18-month-long floor price, a period when most of the stocks were untradeable.
An uneasy start to the week: Stocks skid after price curbs removed
DSE dropped 1.52 percent yesterday, the first trading session since floor price restrictions were lifted
Dhaka stocks closing towards day’s end with a fall
DSEX, the prime index of the Dhaka Stock Exchange (DSE), fell 1.18 per cent to 6,495.7 points as of 1.20 pm today.
Highest rise in DSEX
The country’s premier bourse posts its highest single-day point rise in the history of its new premier index, led by gains across almost all the sectors as investors were fueled by the government’s policy support.
DSE index plunges to its 3yrs’ low
The Dhaka stocks continue to bleed to its three years’ low due to the thin participation of institutional investors.
Stocks rebound at last
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.
Dhaka stocks see slight rise
The Dhaka stocks rises nearly 42 points as investors snapped up banks’ shares that were hit hard during the last few days.
Stocks break 5-day losing streak
Dhaka stocks broke a five-day losing streak yesterday with a 1.35 percent gain as institutional investors went on a buying spree.
Falling stocks worry regulator
Dhaka stocks continued their losing streak for the fifth consecutive session yesterday in a worry for the market regulator.