Shares  at the Dhaka Stock Exchange (DSE) notched their third straight gain  yesterday as investors’ confidence in the market has remained solid.

The provision base of the banks in Bangladesh deteriorated further in the second quarter of 2021 because of the surging bad loans, highlighting the worsening health of the financial industry.

Shares on the Dhaka Stock Exchange (DSE) notched their third straight gain today as investors’ confidence in the market has remained solid.

The prime index of Dhaka Stock Exchange (DSE) surged to new heights yesterday thanks to increased participation of buoyant investors who have high hopes on the market going up even further.

The Dhaka stocks surged over 6,800 points level today with the help of more than 1 per cent jump in the first trading day of the week thanks to the increased participation of buoyant investors.

The sustainability of a company depends on relationships among its employees, suppliers, customers and the community, said speakers at an ICAB webinar yesterday.

The country’s stock market continued to fall for a second consecutive day yesterday as investors cautiously waited on the sidelines to see what comes next for the record-high market index.

The stock market continued to fall today as investors were cautious and went to the sideline to realise the next journey of the historical highest level of the index.

Sandhani Asset Management has received a nod from stock market regulator Bangladesh Securities and Exchange Commission (BSEC) to launch operations.

Stocks dropped yesterday after a four-day gaining streak due to the profit booking tendency among investors in the banking, non-bank financial institution (NBFI), and mutual fund sectors.

Bangladesh Securities And Exchange Commission (BSEC) decided to halt the effectiveness of stock broker licence of Firstlead Securities as it did not pay the fine that was imposed due to breaking rules.

Sandhani Asset Management Limited (SAML) got the nod from the stock market regulator to run the business.

The stock market fell today breaking a four-day gaining streak.

Bank stocks contributed the most as the market index continued to rise for a fourth consecutive day yesterday.

The stock market continued to rise for the last four consecutive days, pushing the benchmark index to hit a new high today.

The stock index has continually soared for the past three days, lifting the benchmark index of Dhaka Stock Exchange (DSE) to a new high yesterday, while junk stocks were the top gainers.

US and European stock markets made modest gains on Friday after days of records as concerns about the pandemic sparked a surprise collapse in US consumer confidence.

Investor participation in the local stock market’s banking, non-bank financial institution (NBFI), and cement sectors soared last week while the insurance sector was lacklustre in attracting funds.

The stock market regulator has decided to extend loan facilities for investors to buy stocks when the index is at its historical highest level despite analysts’ criticism against loan-based investment in the stock market.

People can now take loans up to 80 per cent of their investment in the stock market if the benchmark index crosses past 7,000 points and stays in between 8,000.