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

The stock market dropped yesterday snapping a three-day gaining streak as quarterly earnings disclosures failed to cheer investors.

The stock market dropped today after three days of consecutive rises.

Turnover at the Dhaka Stock Exchange (DSE) yesterday crossed Tk 1,500 crore for the first time in the last eight trading days thanks to higher participation from buoyant investors.

Turnover at the Dhaka bourse rose around 30 per cent today from the previous day thanks to the increased participation of buoyant investors.

The Dhaka bourse's index rose to over 7,000 points today after a break of eight working days.

The domestic stock market continued its recovery yesterday as major indices maintained an upward trend for the past two trading sessions thanks to increased investor participation, according to experts.

Closure, resumption, and closure. This is what described Aziz Pipes in the last 10 months in a nutshell.

The stock market rose in the first two hours of trading today and ended the day on an increasing trend as buoyant investors went for buying stocks.

Alif Industries, a listed textile company, has decided to raise a fund of Tk 300 crore by issuing convertible bonds in order to purchase land, machinery and retrofitting existing factory.

The stock market rose in the first two hours of trading today as buoyant investors went for buying stocks.

Asian shares followed Wall Street higher in early trade on Tuesday as the passage of a US infrastructure bill boosted sentiment while oil prices gained on the outlook for energy demand in an expansive global economy.

Stocks rebounded yesterday as many investors kept putting their money into shares that lost much of their value after a two-day consistent plunge.

Bangladesh's stock market bounced back today after a two-day fall.

Bangladesh’s stock market continued to bleed yesterday as the benchmark index fell to a three-month low while investors wait in the sidelines in fear of further decline.

The stock market continued to bleed today as the benchmark index of the Dhaka Stock Exchange (DSE) slid to a three-month low.

Bangladesh Bank has sent letters to all banks and non-bank financial institutions directing to disregard the corporate governance code issued by the Bangladesh Securities and Exchange Commission (BSEC) in 2018 if it contradicts central bank directives.

The domestic stock market dropped to a two-month low yesterday as investors remained on the sidelines.

The benchmark index of the Dhaka Stock Exchange (DSE) dropped to a two-month low today as investors remained on the sideline.

Turnover at Dhaka Stock Exchange (DSE) dropped to a seven-month low yesterday as investor participation fell in the face of declining market value.