Stocks regained yesterday, breaking a two-day losing streak thanks to the buying spree of investors.

The stock market continued to fall for a second consecutive day yesterday owing to a profit booking tendency prevailing among investors.

The DSEX yesterday rose to its highest point in the last three-and-a-half years thanks to increased investor participation.

The country's stocks dropped yesterday due to a profit booking tendency among investors while the market turnover rose.

On June 23, buy orders were placed in the early hours of the trading day at the Dhaka Stock Exchange (DSE) to purchase around seven crore shares of Malek Spinning. The targeted scrips accounted for about 80 per cent of the total tradable securities of the company.

Bangladesh Securities and Exchange Commission (BSEC) today announced closure of the stock market for the next four days just hours after the Dhaka bourse ended the day's trading with a 100-point gain.

Turnover in the stock market dropped to its lowest position in two months yesterday due to the wait-and-see approach among investors amid the deteriorating pandemic situation.

Stocks of Prime Islami Life Insurance fluctuated abnormally in the last two months despite the firm’s auditor having said that its profits and assets for 2020 were overstated by Tk 218 crore.

Black money holders get more time to whiten their undisclosed income through pouring in money in stocks as the parliament today passed the Finance Act 2021 by giving the unquestioned amnesty against such investment.

Turnover at the Dhaka Stock Exchange (DSE) fell sharply by around 14 per cent to Tk 1,148 crore today as investors adopted a wait-and-see policy a day before the beginning of the countrywide lockdown on July 1.

Shares on the Dhaka Stock Exchange plunged yesterday as uncertainty over the course of the pandemic and the future of the economy gripped investors following the announcement of a countrywide shutdown from July 1.

The boards of directors of listed companies are bound to reveal in reports to shareholders their primary employment and engagements, if any, with other companies, says a Bangladesh Securities and Exchange Commission (BSEC) notification.

Stock market regulator chairman has given warnings of foul play saying they are using modern surveillance software to detect gambling in stock market.

Trading at the country’s leading bourse Dhaka Stock Exchange (DSE) resumes after it was suspended for one-and-half hours due to technical glitches.

An unnatural death case was filed with the capital's Shahbagh Police Station yesterday centring the death of a trader whose family

Trading at the country's premier bourse Dhaka Stock Exchange was again hit by the technical glitch.

Trading at Dhaka Stock Exchange (DSE) resumes after four hours of suspension following a technical glitch.