The Bangladesh Securities and Exchange Commission (BSEC) yesterday asked the Dhaka bourse to submit a report about the reasons behind the skyrocketing prices of low-performing companies and junk stocks.

Despite a price drop of most listed companies’ stocks, the benchmark index of the Dhaka bourse soared and broke its previous record yesterday.

The stock market regulator today asked the Dhaka bourse to submit a report about the reasons behind the skyrocketing prices of low-performing companies and junk stocks.

Amid the drop of most of the listed companies' stock prices, the benchmark index of the Dhaka bourse today soared and broke its previous record.

Shares on the Dhaka Stock Exchange (DSE) continued their upward movement yesterday, buoyed by investors’ cheerful participation, helping the key indices set new records.

The stock market regulator has again extended the time for Beximco till September 30 to raise Tk 3,000 crore through Sukuk bonds as it failed to attract investors.

The benchmark index of Dhaka Stock Exchange continued increasing and reaching new heights amid buoyancy of investors.

Stocks rose for five consecutive days yesterday, taking the main index of the premier bourse to a new high.

SME Foundation yesterday signed a memorandum of understanding (MoU) with Dhaka Stock Exchange (DSE) to help small and medium enterprises (SMEs) raise up to Tk 30 crore in funds from the capital market for expanding their businesses.

There is an ongoing debate in the share market whether securities on the Dhaka Stock Exchange (DSE) are overvalued as the benchmark index shows no signs of slowing down after hitting the historic high last month.

Stocks continued soaring for the last five consecutive days, which helped the index to hit a new height crossing 7,000 points.

The Dhaka bourse scaled new heights yesterday, crossing 7,000 points as buoyant investors increased their bets in hopes that the market would maintain its upward trend in the coming days.

Krishibid Feed, a small and medium enterprise, today got nod to raise fund of Tk 22 crore from the stock market.

The Dhaka bourse soared to a new height today when its index crossed 7,000 points.

If proper returns from the stock market can be ensured, people from all over will be encouraged to park their savings and remittance at the country’s bourses, according to Professor Shibli Rubayat Ul Islam, chairman of the Bangladesh Securities and Exchange Commission (BSEC).

Stocks of Tamijuddin Textile Mills have skyrocketed tenfold in a span of less than three months since it was relisted at the Dhaka bourse last June.

All savings funds, including remittance, will come to the stock market if proper return from listed companies can be ensured, said Bangladesh Securities and Exchange Commission (BSEC) Chairman Prof Shibli Rubayat Ul Islam.

Bangladesh stocks have continued their foray into new territory, ending yesterday with a new high amid increased participation of buoyant investors.

The stock market regulator formed a three-member committee to find a way to stop gambling with companies with small paid-up capital.

The Chattogram Stock Exchange rearranged two of its indexes—CSE-30 and CSE-50—based on the performances of listed companies.