Major indices of the stock market in Bangladesh mostly saw decline throughout the outgoing year while turnover also took a plunge amid the gloomy economic scenario.

Bangladesh economy was all set at the beginning of 2022 to get its growth momentum back after recovering from the prolonged Covid-19 pandemic. But, the start of the Ukraine war in February slowed the country’s joy run significantly, making it an eventful year to remember. Let’s see how 2022 was for Bangladesh.

Bangladesh's stock market ended 2022 with a rising trend today.

Stocks in Bangladesh yesterday returned to the green territory following two days of decline while turnover of the country’s premier bourse in Dhaka took a dive.

Stocks returned to the green today after falling for two consecutive days, but the turnover of the Dhaka Stock Exchange (DSE) experienced a fall.

Stocks continued to drop for a second consecutive day yesterday while turnover rose as many investors tried to sell shares apprehending that listed companies would perform poorly in the coming months. 

The Bangladesh Securities and Exchange Commission (BSEC) has approved an open-ended mutual fund named Grameen Bank AIMS First Unit Fund.

Bangladesh Securities and Exchange Commission (BSEC) has approved Islami Bank’s fourth subordinated bond worth Tk 800 crore.

Social Islami Bank gets nod to raise funds of Tk 600 crore by issuing non-convertible, unsecured, mudaraba subordinated floating rate bond.

Pubali Bank has got go-ahead to raise Tk 700 crore through its third subordinated bond.

Orion Infusion has decided to give 20 per cent cash dividend to its investors for 2021-22.

Stocks continued to drop for the second consecutive day although the turnover experienced a rise today.

Stocks in the Dhaka bourse continued the falling trend since today's morning.

Stocks started falling again yesterday while Dhaka Stock Exchange’s (DSE) turnover stood at less than Tk 200 crore, the lowest in two and a half years. 

Turnover at the Dhaka Stock Exchange (DSE) hit a two-and-a-half-year low today mostly because of a confidence crisis among the general investors.

An open-ended mutual fund of Ekush Wealth Management has got go-ahead from Bangladesh Securities and Exchange Commission (BSEC).

Turnover of the Dhaka Stock Exchange (DSE) dropped to 29 months' low although the market index rose slightly today when the stock market regulator lifted the floor price of 169 companies.

Stocks in Bangladesh rose slightly today snapping six straight days’ falling streak.

Stocks on both Dhaka and Chattogram stock exchanges fell for the sixth consecutive day yesterday as investors were largely inactive for a confidence crisis.

The Bangladesh Securities and Exchange Commission has lifted the floor price for 169 companies in order to make the stock market vibrant.