Stock Market

Country’s both the bourses ended today with winning sessions amidst positive expectation from the opportunistic investors.

Asian markets rallied Monday following a strong lead from Wall Street and comments from Donald Trump’s top economic adviser hailing “positive” trade talks with top Chinese negotiators.

Stocks today opened week up with all the indices at Dhaka and Chittagong stock exchanges finishing upwards on higher activities of large-cap securities despite lower transactions.

Global stock markets rose on Friday as investors put economic growth fears and trade jitters to one side, deciding that they had had enough drama and losses for one week.

European stock markets lost ground again Thursday as investors all but gave up hope that a US-China trade war could be nearing its end, while US equities staged a tentative rebound on some solid data.

Asian markets were mixed Monday with investors gripped by concerns about the US-China trade war after Donald Trump said he was prepared to walk away from next month’s planned talks.

Stock markets slumped and the pound hit a fresh two-year low against the euro Friday as traders reacted to a sudden Italian political crisis, a British economic contraction and a new twist in the US-China trade war.

Wall Street stocks bounced on Tuesday, ending a multi-session losing streak as China moved to stabilize its currency amid the escalating US-China trade war.

Global stock markets were mixed on Tuesday, with Wall Street snapping a multi-session losing streak, while European and Asian bourses retreated amid the escalating US-China trade war.

Asian markets largely extended their losses on Wednesday despite Wall Street registering strong gains as investors remained on edge over escalating US-China trade tensions.