Stocks continued to drop for the second consecutive day today as investors are shaky to pour money into the market when the banking deposit rate was in an upward trend.

Bangladesh’s stocks fell yesterday amidst thin participation of both retail and institutional investors with the turnover at Dhaka Stock Exchange (DSE) touching the lowest in 11 months.

The domestic stock market has remained flat for three straight days now as many investors are still shaky about buying shares.

The Bangladesh Securities and Exchange Commission (BSEC) has decided that it will take action against listed companies that fail to show an accurate account of undistributed dividends.

Stocks continued to rise for a fourth consecutive day riding on the market regulator’s policy intervention to halt the falling trend of share values.

The Bangladesh Securities and Exchange Commission (BSEC) has asked the management of 16 listed companies to show valid reasons for not submitting their financial reports within a certain period.

Stocks continued to rise for the fourth consecutive day, riding on the policy intervention of the stock market regulator to halt the falling trend of stocks.

Domestic stocks maintained an upward trend for a third consecutive day yesterday as investors continued their buying spree.

Stocks rose for the third consecutive day today amid the buying spree among investors.

Stock market analysts have questioned the market intervention of the Bangladesh Securities and Exchange Commission (BSEC) to stop the freefall of stocks as the decline is not unique to Bangladesh as markets are bleeding across the country due to tensions over the Russian-Ukraine war, runaway oil prices and surging inflation. 

Stocks in Bangladesh continued to rise for the second consecutive day, as Bangladesh Securities and Exchange Commission has lowered the circuit breaker limit to 2 per cent to curb the free fall of the stocks amid the war between Russia and Ukraine.

Stocks in Bangladesh continued to rise in the first hours of trading today thanks to the regulator's decision of not allowing any stock to fall more than 2 per cent in a day.

The domestic stock market showed signs of recovery yesterday after news broke that the Bangladesh Securities and Exchange Commission (BSEC) would take steps to curb the recent falling trend.

The Bangladesh Securities and Exchange Commission (BSEC) has lowered the circuit breaker limit to 2 per cent from 10 per cent in order to curb the free-fall of stocks amid the war between Russia and Ukraine.

Stocks in Bangladesh returned to the positive territory today after experiencing a consecutive fall of four days amid the fear of gloomy world economic condition.

Bangladesh Securities and Exchange Commission (BSEC) has lowered the circuit breaker limit to 2 per cent from the existing 10 per cent with effect from tomorrow in order to curb the free fall of the stocks amid the war between Russia and Ukraine.

Stocks in Bangladesh are feeling the jitters of the looming threat posed to the global economy for the war between Russia and Ukraine.

Stocks in Bangladesh became jittery due to the fear of the gloomy global economy amid the war between Russia and Ukraine.

The domestic stock market yesterday plunged for the third consecutive trading session as investors continued their selling spree.

Stocks in Bangladesh continued to plunge for the third consecutive day today amid a selling spree.