The Dhaka stocks maintained the rising trend of the last two days in the first half of today's trading.

Dhaka stocks soared yesterday, rallying for a second day on rebounding from a falling trend for a month spurred by apprehensions centring the Omicron variant of coronavirus and discords between Bangladesh Bank and the Bangladesh Securities and Exchange Commission (BSEC).

Dhaka stocks jumped on the first working day of the week in the hope of increasing institutional participation.

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

The outgoing year bears special significance for Dhaka stocks for quite a number of developments.

Stocks of Bangladesh Submarine Cable Company Ltd (BSCCL) jumped yesterday after the state-run enterprise announced that it is going to issue shares to the government against its investment at a market price instead of face value.

Stocks listed on the Dhaka bourse rallied for a second day yesterday as the market continued to rebound from a losing streak.

The Dhaka bourse rose for the second consecutive day today as the market continued to rebound from a three-day losing streak.

Stocks recovered from a three-day losing streak yesterday, helped by the regulator’s decision that made margin loans available to investors much earlier than previously.

Stocks made a comeback today from a three-day losing streak spurred by the regulator’s decision to make more margin loans available for investors.

Meghna Bank and Southeast Bank have got permission to issue subordinated bonds to raise funds.

Shares on the Dhaka Stock Exchange (DSE) extended losses yesterday, sending the key index of the market to a four-month low.

Sonali Paper and Board Mills is witnessing an inexplicable rise in its share value and as a result, the company’s stocks are trading at an abnormal level, according to analysts.

Most stocks in Dhaka fell today, sending the key index to a four-month low.

Prof Shibli Rubayat-Ul-Islam, chairman of the Bangladesh Securities and Exchange Commission (BSEC), has urged investors not to panic when the stock market index falls, reasoning that fluctuations are normal.

Dhaka stocks dropped yesterday with the exception of those of insurance, most of which soared.

The Dhaka stocks returned to the red today after rising for two consecutive days as investors relocated their funds to low capital based stocks by selling shares of companies with big paid-up capital.

The Bangladesh Securities and Exchange Commission (BSEC) will approve application of any company’s initial public offering within two weeks if it submits papers properly, top officials of the commission said yesterday.

The United Commercial Bank (UCB) has decided to issue the fifth subordinated bond worth Tk 1,000 crore for seven years to strengthen the capital base of the lenders.

Former Commissioner of Bangladesh Securities and Exchange Commission (BSEC) Prof Swapan Kumar Bala breathed his last today.