General stock investors in Bangladesh rushed to buy stocks yesterday after the regulator lowered the limit of the circuit breaker to stop the free fall of the index.

General stock investors in Bangladesh rushed to buy stocks today after the regulator lowered the limit of the circuit breaker to stop the free fall of the index.

Bangladesh Securities and Exchange Commission (BSEC) issued a directive today saying no stocks will be allowed to fall over 2 per cent from tomorrow.

The prime index of the Dhaka Stock Exchange (DSE) continued to fall for the second consecutive day while its turnover also fell to Tk 500 crore level as the panicked investors went for selling shares.

The stock market index took another nosedive yesterday after Bangladesh Bank devalued the local currency against US dollars, raising concerns among foreign investors of a further depreciation.

The investors came up with the allegation in a press briefing at the office of the Capital Market Journalists’ Forum in Dhaka.

The stock market in Bangladesh fell again today just after experiencing a gain a day ago followed by a steep decline in the previous eight consecutive days.

The Bangladesh Securities and Exchange Commission (BSEC) has raised the investment requirement for eligible investors to qualify for the quota benefit during initial public offerings (IPOs).

Stocks stopped incurring losses yesterday as many investors took a break from making sales to see the impact of the stock market regulator’s policy intervention on enabling higher credit to be availed for the purchase of stocks.

Each eligible investor except for the pension fund, approved provident fund and gratuity fund investors will have to increase their investment to Tk 3 crore from the existing Tk 1 crore on the cut-off date to avail the IPO quota benefit.

The index of the Dhaka Stock Exchange (DSE) returned to the black today after falling for eight consecutive days just a day after the market regulator extended the credit policy.

No matter how hard the government tries to give a message that Bangladesh would not face a Sri Lanka like crisis, edgy stock market investors don’t seem to be in the mood to listen. 

The stocks in Bangladesh continued to fall for the eighth consecutive day today.

The domestic stock market yesterday stretched its losing streak to seven consecutive trading sessions amid low turnover, raising concerns among investors regarding the future of their portfolios.

Stocks in Bangladesh tumbled for the seventh straight day today, causing concerns among the general investors.

Shares on the Dhaka Stock Exchange suffered another massive fall yesterday sending the key index to a 10-month low as investors are increasingly growing edgy about the economy’s worsening health. 

Stocks continued to bleed today for the sixth consecutive day as the investors have been suffering from a lack of confidence because of the forex market volatility.

Shares on the Dhaka Stock Exchange (DSE) dropped for the fifth consecutive day yesterday after averting another big fall thanks to the support from some institutional investors in the last hour.

Shares on the Dhaka Stock Exchange (DSE) dropped for the fifth consecutive day yesterday after averting another big fall thanks to the support from some institutional investors in the last hour.

Stocks at Dhaka bourse dropped for the fifth consecutive day today although the market was saved from a big fall in the last hour, thanks to the support from some big players.