At the end of the trading hour, the stock market index plunged along with the turnover today.

The stock market fell in the first two hours of trading today thanks to the profit-taking tendency of the investors.

The stock market index fell yesterday after continuously rising for four trading days last week.Create a more business-friendly environment

The index of the Dhaka Stock Exchange ended the day in the red today although it was on an upward trend in the first two hours of trading.

The stock market continued to rise today thanks to the higher demand for bank stocks.

The Dhaka bourse continued to rise for the last four consecutive days as most of the investors were in a purchasing trend.

Asian markets turned lower Wednesday as a recent rally ran out of steam and investors struggled to match a strong lead from Wall Street as inflation concerns continue to drag on sentiment, though the dollar extended a rally against the yen.

The stock market index maintained an upward trajectory yesterday in spite of price drops of most stocks.

The stock market rose for the third consecutive day today.

The stock market maintained an upward trend in the first two hours of trading today.

The stock market regulator yesterday approved an Investment Corporation of Bangladesh (ICB) investment of Tk 100 crore from a capital market stabilisation fund to ensure liquidity in the secondary market.

The audit firm of Jute Spinners has raised a red flag for the continuation of business by the company.

The stock market regulator approved two open-ended mutual funds named Bangladesh Race Management Private Fund and HFAML Shariah Unit Fund.

The Investment Corporation of Bangladesh (ICB) is going to invest around Tk 100 crore in the stock market from the Capital Market Stabilisation Fund (CMSF).

The Dhaka bourse’s benchmark index, the DSEX, stormed to cross the 7,000 points level as it ended the day with a rise of 115 points.

The share of AB Bank topped the gainers’ list today although there was no good news from the financial institution for the investors.

The Dhaka Stock Exchange crossed 7,000 points level again after 11 working days within two hours of the start of the day’s trading.

The domestic market yesterday put a stop to its falling trend from the previous day thanks to increased investor participation.

The stock market regulator has ordered the stockbrokers and merchant bankers not to consider the index at giving margin loans to investors.

Turnover at the Dhaka bourse rose 28 per cent today compared to the previous day thanks to the rising trend of the index.