Envoy Textiles is going to raise Tk 87 crore through issuing preference shares.

Stocks gained yesterday on the back of an increased participation of investors as expectations grew that the government’s move to resolve the disputes between the Bangladesh Bank and the capital market regulator would yield better outcome.

Stocks gained today, buoyed by increased participation of investors on expectations that the finance ministry’s move to resolve the disputes between the central bank and the capital market regulator would bring better outcome.

Bangladesh stocks bounced back yesterday following Tuesday’s big sell-off after a statement came from the Bangladesh Securities and Exchange Commission (BSEC) on the outcome of its meeting with Bangladesh Bank.

Bangladesh Bank today refuted the Bangladesh Securities and Exchange Commission’s (BSEC) statement on Tuesday that two issues on which the two regulators had a dispute on had been resolved through a meeting that day.

Bangladesh stocks rebounded strongly today amid investors' optimism after the central bank and the stock market regulator agreed to resolve their disputes.

Sea Pearl hotel, owner of Royal Tulip Sea Pearl Beach Resort & Spa in Cox’s Bazar, is going to operate a hotel in Dhaka on a rental basis.

Major indices of the domestic stock market took a nosedive yesterday despite breaking a six-day losing streak just the day before due to intensifying fears surrounding a fresh breakout of Covid-19, according to experts.

The central bank may allow banks and non-bank financial institutions to channel the undistributed dividends to the stock market stabilisation fund, in a softening of stance that would end its dispute with the stock market regulator.

The stock market regulator has approved an open-ended mutual fund named Ekush Growth Fund.

Bangladesh Securities and Exchange Commission (BSEC) has approved Premier Bank’s unsecured, contingent-convertible, non-cumulative and Basel-III compliant perpetual bond to raise a fund of Tk 200 crore.

The stocks failed to maintain the previous day's rising trend today as it again fell 1.35 per cent due to a confidence crisis among investors.

Bangladesh’s stock market index yesterday broke out of a fall lasting six days but investor participation fell to a seven-month low for apprehensions over today’s meeting between the central bank and the stock market regulator.

The index at the Dhaka Stock Exchange rose today after experiencing a fall of six consecutive days despite low participation from general investors.

The Dhaka bourse bounced back in the first two hours of trading today after falling for consecutive six days.

Bangas Ltd and The Peninsula Chittagong reported higher profits in the first quarter of the current financial year while Hakkani Pulp & Paper Mills Ltd has been in the red since FY2020-21.

Stocks continued to bleed yesterday as investors are concerned about the potential outcome of an ongoing tussle between the Bangladesh Bank and the market regulator.

The Dhaka stocks witnessed another massive fall today due to confidence crisis among the investors because of a recent disagreement between the stock market and banking regulators.

The Dhaka bourse continued previous week's falling trend and dropped today also.

Global stocks tumbled on Friday and oil fell below $80 a barrel after news of a possibly vaccine-resistant coronavirus variant sent investors scurrying to the safety of bonds, the yen and the Swiss franc.