Bangladesh stock market today bounced back after a continuous fall in the last seven days.

Bangladesh Securities and Exchange Commission (BSEC) has approved a non-convertible zero coupon bond of Delta Brac Housing worth Tk 300 crore.

The capital market regulator is going to allow brokerage firms and merchant banks to raise funds through the issuance of bonds.

Stocks continued to bleed yesterday, the seventh consecutive trading day that the benchmark index of the Dhaka bourse witnessed a drop.

The Bangladesh Securities and Exchange Commission (BSEC) has approved a non-convertible zero coupon bond of Delta Brac Housing worth Tk 300 crore.

The stock brokerage firms and merchant banks is going to be allowed to raise fund to invest in the stock market.

The benchmark index of the Dhaka bourse massively fluctuated today, as it soared 89 points at the beginning of trading, but ended the day with a 76-point fall.

Bangladesh’s plans of signing a free trade agreement (FTA) with Thailand has turned more plausible with a feasibility study conducted by the Bangladesh Trade and Tariff Commission.

Listed multinational HeidelbergCement Bangladesh Limited has incurred higher losses year-on-year in the July-September period of the current year despite a rise in sales.

The local stock market witnessed a massive fall yesterday, marking the sixth consecutive day that the prime index of the country’s premier bourse has seen a downward trend.

Bangladesh's stock market plunged today as the benchmark index of the Dhaka Stock Exchange fell for the sixth consecutive day.

Stocks dropped for the past five consecutive trading sessions as investors continued to rake in profits.

The stock market continued falling for five consecutive days as investors keep taking profits home today.

Production of Emerald Oil, a listed rice bran oil producer, has discontinued since 2017, so it has been incurring losses every year since then. But its stock has risen a staggering 223 per cent in the last one year.

The trading of treasury bonds began in the secondary market of the Dhaka Stock Exchange yesterday, ending a wait of more than a decade and creating one more investment tool for the retail investors reliant only on shares and mutual funds.

Turnover at the Dhaka Stock Exchange (DSE) fell to a two-and-a-half-month low today when the benchmark index of the premier bourse also fell.

The Dhaka Stock Exchange today launched debt securities board, which will allow everyone, including individual investors, to buy government bond from the capital market.

The domestic stock market dropped for a third consecutive day as shaky investors continued to book profits following a recent upsurge in share values, according to market analysts.

Profit taking tendency among stock investors continued for the last three consecutive days led by big paid-up capital based companies as the stockmarket fell today also.

Stocks fell for the second consecutive day yesterday as investors kept booking profits.