Stock Market

Stocks slipped into the red on Tuesday as investors were mostly on selling spree amid lower than expected earnings of some companies.

Dhaka stocks increased for the third day on Monday as investors continued buying shares amid expectations that the monetary policy statement (MPS) to be declared by Bangladesh Bank tomorrow would be capital market friendly.

Both Dhaka Stock Exchange (DSE) and Chittagong Stock Exchange (CSE) finished higher on Monday as some investors were active in the market ahead of monetary policy statement.The broader DSEX of DSE closed the day with 26.81 points up at 5,160.75. The blue-chip DS30 and the Shariah DSES also followed the …

Asia markets were mostly down Monday, with investors cautious ahead of US-China talks in Shanghai this week and amid more civil unrest in Hong Kong.

After massive fall, share markets bounced back to upward trend on the third trading day of the week on Tuesday Indices at Dhaka Stock Exchange (DSE) today crossed 5,000 points. DSE Brokers Association (DBA) president Shakil Rizvi thinks indices rose as many investors became eager to buy share in cheap …

Dhaka stocks on Tuesday rebounded as some institutional investors moved to halt a continuous plunge in share prices amid the market regulator’s intervention. DSEX, the key index of Dhaka Stock Exchange, soared by 2.24 per cent, or 111.31 points, to close at 5,077.75 points on Tuesday after losing 170 points …

Most Asian markets enjoyed another day of gains Wednesday, with support coming from more healthy earnings results and renewed hopes for a resolution of the China-US trade war.

Small investors continue demo The country’s prime bourse, Dhaka Stock Exchange (DSE), on Monday plunged below the 5,000-point mark, the lowest in 31 months, as panicked sale continues fearing further fall.

Asian stock markets rose Tuesday on optimism over possible new U.S.-China talks despite concerns about rising Middle East tensions. Benchmarks in Shanghai, Tokyo, Hong Kong and Sydney all climbed.

Country’s both the bourses — Dhaka Stock Exchange (DSE) and Chittagong Stock Exchange (CSE) — witnessed sharp fall in early trade for second trading session in a row on Monday (July 22).