The Dhaka stocks sink to a 37 months’ low due to thin participation from institutional and foreign investors amid liquidity shortage in the banking sector.

Dhaka stocks continue to bleed to its two and half years’ low today due to the confidence crisis among the investors.

Stocks continue to suffer massively for the five consecutive days which brings down the prime index of the Dhaka Stock Exchange close to the 5,000 mark.

The Dhaka stocks continue to bleed for the last four days to its one and half-month low due to the thin participation of institutional investors as well as general investors amid the confidence crisis.

The Dhaka stocks continue to bleed to its 27-month low due to thin participation of institutional investors as well as general investors amid the liquidity crunch in the banking sector.

Dhaka stocks sank deeper into the red yesterday, hitting a five-month low and eliciting angry calls for resignation of the stock market watchdog's chief from anguished investors.

Stocks continued to suffer massively for the consecutive fourth session, as general investors’ confidence has been downed and institutional investors are also in hands-off position.

This year's post-election scenario in the stock market does not match with the previous four times thanks to a lack of confidence

Stocks at Dhaka Stock Exchange continue to decline in the last two days, pushing the index to what it was before the national election.

The Dhaka stocks plummets by 1.26 percent to its three months’ low due to a huge panic sell from the general investors amid the institutional investors’ lower participation.

Stocks at Dhaka’s premier bourse plummet to a two-and-half month low.

Turnover on the Dhaka Stock Exchange (DSE) continues to fall as Tk 568.87 crore worth of shares are traded in the premier bourse, down 1.09 per cent from the previous day.

Turnover at the Dhaka Stock Exchange (DSE) plunges below Tk 600crore mark, touching the lowest in last one and a half months.

Stock markets in the country extend their downtrend move for the second consecutive session, as investors rushed to selling spree of their stocks in the large cap companies.

Stocks continued to tumble amid jitters over banks' liquidity crisis.

Transparency International Bangladesh (TIB) criticises the alleged attempts of Bangladesh Securities and Exchange Commission (BSEC) for illegal interference and influence in the selection process of foreign strategic partner for Dhaka Stock Exchange (DSE).