Trading at Dhaka Stock Exchange (DSE) bounced back strongly today, after falling for four consecutive days.

The Bangladesh Securities and Exchange Commission approved an open-ended mutual fund, named the SAML Growth Fund, at a commission meeting yesterday.

The prime index of the domestic stock market plunged yesterday as investors entered a selling spree in the face of rising coronavirus infection rates.

Krishibid Seed got the approval for raising funds of Tk 11.60 crore as a small and medium enterprise through issuing 1.16 crore shares.

Bangladesh Securities and Exchange Commission (BSEC) has approved an open-ended mutual fund named SAML Growth Fund.

Share prices plunged today in Dhaka Stock Exchange (DSE) due to the selling spree of the investors amid the deterioration of the pandemic situation.

Central Depository Bangladesh Ltd (CDBL), the sole securities depository enterprise in Bangladesh, is offering a monthly e-statement service for stock market investors in order to ensure transparency in trading activities.

The Dhaka stocks fell to below 7,000 points today after a break of 11 working days.

Trade in the domestic stock market slowed constantly over the past week as investors adopted a cautious approach in their wait for the half-yearly reports of listed companies amid a worsening coronavirus situation.

Stocks listed with the Dhaka bourse dropped by the end of yesterday’s trading session despite opening on a positive note.

Dhaka stocks dropped at the end of the day though the trading started on a positive note in the morning.

The stock market trading started with a rising trend today.

The Dhaka Stock Exchange (DSE) has initiated a project as part of its efforts to go paperless in order to reduce hassles and cut the expenses for the bourse and its stakeholders.

Eastern Bank has decided to issue its third subordinated bond, worth up to Tk 500 crore for seven years, in a bid to enhance the company's capital base.

The stock market’s turnover continued to fall yesterday as investors adopted a wait-and-see policy in spite of the index making gains amidst half-yearly disclosures of listed companies.

The turnover at the Dhaka Stock Exchange (DSE) continued to fall for the fourth conductive day despite the rise of the index as the investors preferred waiting for the half-yearly disclosure of the listed companies.

The stock market witnessed a second day of decline yesterday as investors rushed to rearrange their portfolios after listed companies announced their earnings for the first half (July-December) of fiscal 2021-22.

The stock market index dropped yesterday, ending a six-day gaining streak, thanks to a profit booking trend among investors.

The central bank announced a special package in February 2020 to prop up the stock market as the benchmark index of the Dhaka Stock Exchange (DSE) was hovering around a seven-year low of 4,385 points.

Dhaka stocks ended higher yesterday maintaining its rally for the sixth day as investors remained upbeat in the midst of the release of second quarter results of companies.