Most of the global stock indices plunged last March when the war between Russia and Ukraine escalated but they took only two months before bouncing back despite the conflict-induced turmoil worldwide.

Stocks in Bangladesh inched down yesterday as most investors were cautious over macroeconomic concerns. 

Stocks on Dhaka Stock Exchange (DSE) slightly inched down yesterday for a second consecutive trading session. 

Stocks on Dhaka Stock Exchange (DSE) slightly inched down today for a second consecutive trading session.

Stocks fell yesterday after rising for two days while the turnover managed to cross the Tk 300-crore mark again after a break of four trading days.

The Bangladesh Securities and Exchange Commission (BSEC) cannot monitor all companies properly due to a lack of manpower, said BSEC Chairman Prof Shibli Rubayat-Ul-Islam.

Stocks fell today after rising for two days while the turnover managed to cross the Tk 300 crore-mark again after a break of four trading days.

The Bangladesh Securities and Exchange Commission (BSEC) today approved the non-convertible bond of IFAD Autos worth Tk 300 crore.

Stocks rose today thanks to the increased participation of investors as the stock market regulator has decided to sit with the stakeholders to find the reasons behind the falling trend of the market.

The fifth edition of the Bangladesh Capital Market Expo-2023 will start in Dhaka tomorrow at the Institution of Diploma Engineers, Bangladesh.

Major indices of the stock market in Bangladesh saw an uptick yesterday even though most shares bled while turnover remains below Tk 200 crore as stocks are not allowed to drop by more than 1 per cent but can rise by up to 10 per cent in a day, according to experts.

Stocks in Bangladesh rose although most of the stocks bled today.

The fifth edition of the Bangladesh Capital Market Expo-2023 will start in Dhaka tomorrow at the Institution of Diploma Engineers, Bangladesh.

Stock trading started the day with a fall in the morning today as the investors are still suffering from confidence crisis.

Turnover at Dhaka Stock Exchange (DSE) yesterday plunged to its lowest in two and a half years.

Turnover of the Dhaka Stock Exchange (DSE) plunged to a two-and-a-half-year low to Tk 145 crore because of confidence crisis among the general investors.

Stock exchanges were off to a disappointing start in 2023 as the beginning of a new year failed to cheer investors worried about the persisting uncertainty at home and abroad.  

Major indices of the stock market in Bangladesh mostly saw decline throughout the outgoing year while turnover also took a plunge amid the gloomy economic scenario.

Bangladesh economy was all set at the beginning of 2022 to get its growth momentum back after recovering from the prolonged Covid-19 pandemic. But, the start of the Ukraine war in February slowed the country’s joy run significantly, making it an eventful year to remember. Let’s see how 2022 was for Bangladesh.

Bangladesh's stock market ended 2022 with a rising trend today.