Turnover stood at Tk 127.09 crore during the period

Today, the DSEX, dropped 35.55 points, or 0.68 percent, to settle at 5,169.68

This move follows her acquisition of 15.15 lakh shares on 15 January

Turnover stood at Tk 122.17 crore during the period.

The Dhaka Stock Exchange ended the week on a strong note, with turnover reaching Tk 540 crore yesterday — the highest in one and a half months..This marked a 2.46 percent increase from the previous day’s trading, reflecting a slight uptick in investor activity..The pharmaceuticals se

As of 11 am, the DSEX rose 31.04 points or 0.59 percent to 5,227.08

The prime bourse of Bangladesh returned to the positive yesterday after a three-day losing streak, as optimistic investors cautiously channelled funds into select stocks to secure short-term gains amid concerns over US tariff hikes..The DSEX, the benchmark index of the Dhaka Stock Exchange

DSEX rose 10.21 points, or 0.19%, to close at 5,196.04.

Turnover stood at Tk 117.86 crore during the period.

The stock market in Bangladesh has further declined amid escalating concerns over tariff hikes by the US, which have adversely impacted the majority of economies worldwide to varying degrees and resulted in retaliatory duties.. Since the implementation of the new tariffs last Wednesday, th

Turnover rose 3 percent from the previous session to Tk 483.61 crore,

Market breadth was positive, with 222 scrips advancing, 72 declining, and 86 remaining unchanged

The indices of stock markets in Bangladesh exhibited a mixed performance for the second consecutive day yesterday. .Dhaka Stock Exchange (DSE) saw a decline, while Chittagong Stock Exchange (CSE) experienced a modest rise amid growing concerns over a hike in trade tariffs by the US..

The benchmark index of the Dhaka stocks dropped 0.16% to 5,196.70

Of the traded securities, 235 advanced, 74 declined and 75 remained unchanged.

The stock market in Bangladesh reopened yesterday after a nine-day extended Eid holiday, showing a mixed performance as investor sentiment was dampened following the US administration’s imposition of a 37 percent tariff on Bangladeshi products entering the American market..The Dhaka Stock

Turnover stood at Tk 415.5 crore.

Of the traded stocks, 70 advanced, 249 declined, and 46 remained unchanged.

Bangladesh's stock market has been struggling for several years due to the poor performance of listed firms, exacerbated by the Covid-19 pandemic and the Russia-Ukraine war.

The agreement, signed on Thursday in Colombo, aims to facilitate technology development and sharing