Shares on the Dhaka Stock Exchange (DSE) continued their upward movement yesterday, buoyed by investors’ cheerful participation, helping the key indices set new records.
Read More »Cautious rope walking wise for Bangladesh skipping any orbit, say policy researchers
Bangladesh should proactively engage with the World Trade Organisation (WTO) to redress any fallout from the emerging geopolitics-geoeconomics diarchies in aftermaths of pandemic and the country’s LDC graduation, policy researchers suggest.
Read More »Over 10 lakh crore black money floating in the market
33% of the annual gross domestic product (GDP) at market value is the amount of black money in the black economy of Bangladesh
Read More »Spinners on an expansion spree
The spinning industry in Bangladesh is witnessing massive investment as local entrepreneurs are either expanding their production capacities or setting up new units as the demand for garment raw materials is rising.
Read More »Nagad Ltd barred from opening trust-cum settlement account
The Bangladesh Bank has asked banks not to open any trust-cum settlement account (TCSAs) under the name of Nagad Ltd.
Read More »Stocks keep creeping up
Stocks rose for five consecutive days yesterday, taking the main index of the premier bourse to a new high.
Read More »Remittance continues to slump in August
Remittance continued to dip for the third consecutive month in August, with seemingly no respite in the coming days.
Read More »BB strictly warns 16 financial institutions against disbursing CMSME loans below 50%
13 banks and 6 financial institutions have been able to achieve the target so far
Read More »Govt moves to spur budget execution from beginning
The government has moved to reverse the trend of last-minute budget spending spree from the first half of fiscal year 2021-22 in a bid to ensure a balanced and quality budget implementation.
Read More »Continuing share price surge puts small-scale investors at risk
A persistent rise in share prices amid the current bull run on the stock market has posed risks to investors, especially the small-scale ones, as rumour-mongers and manipulators could use the situation to make illicit gains, experts said.
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