Bangladesh Securities and Exchange Commission (BSEC) has eased floor price for the block market, which will allow shares to be traded at 10 per cent lower price than the open market.

Stocks in Bangladesh continued to fall for a second consecutive day yesterday amid poor participation of investors. 

Stocks in Bangladesh continued to fall for the second consecutive day amid poor participation of investors today.

The Dhaka Stock Exchange (DSE) fell in the morning session today, extending the loss for the second consecutive day.

Stock markets in Bangladesh edged up today breaking three sessions’ losing streak.

The Chittagong Stock Exchange (CSE) declined for the third straight day today.

The Dhaka Stock Exchange (DSE) fell for the third consecutive session today.

Stocks fell for the second consecutive day yesterday, but the turnover experienced a 20 per cent rise.

Stocks fell for the second consecutive day today, but the turnover experienced a 20 per cent rise.

The Dhaka Stock Exchange (DSE) broke a four-day rising streak yesterday, when its turnover also experienced a drop.

A rumour was going on that the International Monetary Fund (IMF) may ask the stockmarket regulator to lift the floor price as a condition of a new $4.5 billion loan, but the lender did not raise the issue in a meeting with the BSEC today.

The Dhaka Stock Exchange (DSE) broke a four-day rising streak today when its turnover also experienced a drop.

Stocks listed with the Dhaka Stock Exchange (DSE) yesterday extended their gaining streak by a fourth consecutive trading session after news broke that Bangladesh Bank removed the floor on deposit rates.

The Dhaka Stock Exchange (DSE) rose slightly today, stretching the gains to the third consecutive session.

Associated Oxygen Limited has decided to issue a convertible bond worth Tk 250 crore for its business expansion.

Bangladesh’s bourses finished the week on a rebounding mode amidst a surge in the liquidity flow from investors. 

Turnover at the Dhaka bourse crossed Tk 1,500 crore today after a month as optimistic investors were in a buying mood.

The stock markets rose yesterday on the back of a regulator’s decision to allow investors to buy shares on the same day a cheque is deposited with brokerage houses and fresh bets from some big individual investors despite weaker remittance and export data.   

The prime index and turnover of the Dhaka Stock Exchange (DSE) both jumped today as some big investors continued their share purchase.

The Bangladesh Securities and Exchange Commission yesterday revoked for a second time an order which had stipulated that investors could buy shares only against funds already present in beneficiary owners’ accounts.