Bangladesh stocks have continued their foray into new territory, ending yesterday with a new high amid increased participation of buoyant investors.

The stock market regulator formed a three-member committee to find a way to stop gambling with companies with small paid-up capital.

The Chattogram Stock Exchange rearranged two of its indexes—CSE-30 and CSE-50—based on the performances of listed companies.

Junk stocks took prominent positions in the gainers’ list yesterday, when the prime index of Dhaka Stock Exchange (DSE) hit a record high.

Bangladesh stock market continued to rise for the second consecutive day and the benchmark index closed to 7,000 level today.

The stock market regulator increased quota for general investors in initial public offering (IPO) to 70 per cent, up from 60 per cent earlier.

Markets rose in Asia on Tuesday, tracking another record Wall Street close, as investors overcame early selling pressure sparked by data indicating China’s economic recovery had been slowed down by an outbreak of the fast-spreading Delta Covid variant.

Bangladesh’s stock market bounced back yesterday after losing a total of 61 points over the last three days as investors started to buy stocks, thinking that the profit booking session had ended.

The stock market bounced back again today after falling for three days as investors went for booking profits.

The stock market maintained its downward trend yesterday, marking three days of decline as cautious investors opted to take their profits when the benchmark index of the country’s premier bourse recently hit a record high.

Be Rich Ltd, a stock broker of Chittagong Stock Exchange, has got approval as the country’s first market maker for the stock market.

The stock market continued falling for the last three consecutive days as cautious investors started taking profits when the benchmark index reached its historical highest level.

August was a record-breaking month for the Dhaka Stock Exchange (DSE) as all major market indexes and measures, including market capitalisation, reached historical highs.

The resumption of production of Emerald Oil Industries, one of the early entrants in the domestic rice bran oil market, is not going to begin from September 1 this year.

The key index of the Dhaka Stock Exchange (DSE) fell yesterday, the second consecutive day of decline, as investors slowed trading activity.

The resumption of production of Emerald Oil Industries Ltd, one of the early entrants in the domestic rice bran oil market, is not going to begin from September 1 this year.

The key index of the Dhaka Stock Exchange (DSE) fell today for the second consecutive day, as investors slowed trading activity.

Dhaka stocks closed marginally lower yesterday, ending a three-day rally amid profit booking by investors from textile and banking shares.

The broader index of the Dhaka Stock Exchange touched a new high of 6,900 points yesterday on the back of elevated trading activity as investors’ positive sentiment outweighs worries stemming from the ongoing economic slowdown. 

The general index of the Dhaka Stock Exchange went past 6,900 points as investors remain bullish about the prospect of the economy despite the ongoing economic slowdown and are strongly participating in the trading activity.