Reckitt Benckiser (Bangladesh) PLC made a profit of Tk 65.91 crore in the year that ended on December 31, down 18.44 per cent year-on-year.     

If you follow the Dhaka Stock Exchange (DSE), you will find that most of the shares on the premier bourse of the country ended the day either unchanged or they witnessed a drop. As a result, the indexes were supposed to fall. 

Trade in the stock market of Bangladesh has dried up once again as buyers are uninterested in making fresh bets considering the unsatisfactory declarations posted by listed companies for the July-December period of fiscal 2022-23.

Turnover, a key indicator of the market, edged down 21 per cent to Tk 340 crore

Turnover stood at Tk 111 crore at 11:25 am

Major indices of the Dhaka and Chittagong stock exchanges dropped for the second consecutive session yesterday as shaky investors continued their sell-offs amid persisting economic uncertainty.

The fund’s sponsor has invested Tk 25 crore and the rest is open for general investors

Turnover, a key indicator of the market, edged down 0.46 per cent to Tk 431 crore

Stocks on the Dhaka Stock Exchange (DSE) edged down in the morning session today.

Shares on the Dhaka and Chittagong stock exchanges returned to red yesterday as risk-averse investors went for a quick profit-booking.

Shares on the Dhaka and Chittagong stock exchanges fell snapping a day's gain.

The Dhaka Stock Exchange opened lower in the morning session.

All indices of the Dhaka and Chattogram bourses returned to the black yesterday, snapping a three-day losing streak.

All indices of the Dhaka and Chattogram bourses rose after a fall in the last three consecutive sessions.

All indices of the Dhaka and Chattogram bourses fell

Stocks continued to bleed for a third consecutive trading day yesterday as investors were on a selling spree. 

Shares on Dhaka and Chattogram bourses fall for the third consecutive day

Stocks fall stretching the loss to the third consecutive day.

Just five companies contributed about one-third of the turnover registered by the Dhaka Stock Exchange (DSE) last week as investors rushed to buy shares heeding rumours that their values would go up.

Shares listed with the Dhaka Stock Exchange (DSE) slipped back into the red yesterday following a two-day break while turnover dropped by more than Tk 100 crore from the previous session.