Shares at Dhaka Stock Exchange (DSE) continued to fall for a third consecutive day today as investors booked profits following recent gains

Bangladesh’s stocks fell in the early trade erasing some gains made in the previous two days

DSE rose in the morning trade today, maintaining a gaining streak for the second session

DSE gained in the early hours today, recovering from opening trading losses

DSE dropped 1.52 percent yesterday, the first trading session since floor price restrictions were lifted

Stock index in DSE dropped 1.52 percent today, the first day since floor price was lifted

Floor price should not be reintroduced as its unfriendly to both investors and market, said Saiful Islam, president of DBA

Investors optimistically turned up at stock markets post election as the markets seek rebound

Bangladesh Securities and Exchange Commission (BSEC), the stock market regulator, approved his appointment on August 8.

The Bangladesh Securities and Exchange Commission (BSEC) has approved ATM Tariquzzaman as managing director of the Dhaka Stock Exchange (DSE) for the next three years.

Trade settlement in Dhaka Stock Exchange was disrupted for about six hours yesterday due to a technical glitch.

Turnover, however, fell by 16%

Turnover, however, remained unchanged

Foreign investments in the Dhaka Stock Exchange have maintained a downward trend since 2018 despite the regulator’s efforts to retain existing investors and attract new ones.  

DSE's prime index rose 24 points in the last three days

Turnover fell to Tk 272 crore from Tk 317 crore a day earlier, a decrease of 14 per cent. 

However, turnover of the DSE fell 18 per cent to Tk 286 crore

The Dhaka Stock Exchange Limited (DSE) has approved the proposals that sought to change the name of Reckitt Benckiser (Bangladesh) Limited and Unique Hotel & Resorts Limited.

All indices of the Dhaka Stock Exchange (DSE) yesterday rose, snapping a two-day losing streak even though it was mostly low-performing companies that propelled the rise. 

Stock prices of 41 per cent fell and the rest 51 per cent remained unchanged