DSEX rose 0.43 percent in the first hour of trading
Indexes of the stock market in Bangladesh declined yesterday on rising the day before, largely due to the poor performance of Islami Bank Bangladesh along with the large-cap and blue-chip shares amid sales pressures..Large-cap refers to shares which account for large amounts in market capi
Of the shares, 246 advanced, 73 declined, and 68 remained unchanged.
The index gained 28.39 points to reach 5294.24 as of 11:04 am.
Turnover reached Tk 180.30 crore, with 186 stocks advancing, 121 declining, and 75 remaining unchanged
The cut on capital gains tax by the NBR boosted investor confidence
Turnover stood at Tk 177.93 crore.
The DSEX of the Dhaka Stock Exchange rose 0.09 percent, reaching 5,369.85 points as of 11 am today
The index added 84.01 points to 5,336.50, continuing momentum from yesterday
The DSEX advanced 44.92 points, reaching 5209.76 as of 11:04 am.
DSEX gained 52.87 points in the first hour
The benchmark index, DSEX, shed 24.13 points or 0.48 percent to 4941.26 points as of 11:06 am today
It shed 42.37 points in the first hour
DSEX sheds 44 points as turnover remains sluggish
The DSEX, the benchmark index of the Dhaka Stock Exchange (DSE), advanced 45 points, or 0.87 percent, to 5,218 as of 1:36 pm today, with Tk 218 crore traded
Stocks in Bangladesh sank to a two-and-a-half-month low yesterday as investors poured their funds only into selective shares to pocket short-term gains amid price fluctuations..The DSEX, the main index of the Dhaka Stock Exchange (DSE), fell by 1.09 percent from the day before to close at
The turnover of Dhaka Stock Exchange (DSE) yesterday amounted to a two and a half month low of Tk 296 crore as skittish investors dumped their holdings to avert price erosions in their portfolios. The turnover, which is the total value of all the shares traded on the day, was 6.83 percent
Stock markets in Bangladesh maintained a downward trend for a third consecutive day yesterday, with the values of a majority of shares marking a significant drop..The shares of companies like Islami Bank Bangladesh, BRAC Bank, Square Pharmaceuticals, British American Tobacco Bangladesh, Re
Indices of Dhaka Stock Exchange (DSE) rose yesterday on falling by a massive extent on the preceding three days, which was followed by protests by some investors in the capital’s Motijheel who blamed some of the regulator’s recent punitive measures. .The Bangladesh Securities and Exchange