Shares on the Dhaka Stock Exchange plunged yesterday, ending a five-session gaining streak after shaky investors booked profit as little headway was made to resolve the dispute between the Bangladesh Securities and Exchange Commission (BSEC) and the central bank.

The Bangladesh Securities and Exchange Commission (BSEC) has again taken strict stance, giving a 30-day ultimatum to 25 listed company directors to maintain the regulation for holding the minimum number of shares.

The Bangladesh Securities and Exchange Commission yesterday gave the go-ahead to Pubali Bank’s perpetual bond worth Tk 500 crore.

The domestic stock market maintained its gaining streak for a fifth consecutive day yesterday thanks to higher investor participation.

Bangladesh Securities and Exchange Commission (BSEC) today gave go-ahead to the Pubali Bank's perpetual bond worth Tk 500 crore.

Bangladesh stock market continued to soar for the fourth consecutive day today amid higher participation of investors.

Bangladesh Securities and Exchange Commission (BSEC) gave an ultimatum to 25 companies to hold at least 30 per cent of shares for one month.

Alif Industries plans to raise funds of Tk 200 crore through issuing shares.

The stock market index crossed 7,000 points again after nine working days amid the optimism of further rise.

Stocks rose for the fourth consecutive day yesterday boosted by the growing optimism among investors after recent slides.

The Dhaka stocks continued to rise for the fourth consecutive day.

The benchmark index of the Dhaka bourse rose today although the blue-chip index experienced a drop.

The domestic stock market rose for a third consecutive day even though turnover of the Dhaka bourse dropped.

The stock market index remained flat in the first two hours of trading today.

Envoy Textiles is going to raise Tk 87 crore through issuing preference shares.

Stocks gained yesterday on the back of an increased participation of investors as expectations grew that the government’s move to resolve the disputes between the Bangladesh Bank and the capital market regulator would yield better outcome.

Stocks gained today, buoyed by increased participation of investors on expectations that the finance ministry’s move to resolve the disputes between the central bank and the capital market regulator would bring better outcome.

Bangladesh stocks bounced back yesterday following Tuesday’s big sell-off after a statement came from the Bangladesh Securities and Exchange Commission (BSEC) on the outcome of its meeting with Bangladesh Bank.

Bangladesh Bank today refuted the Bangladesh Securities and Exchange Commission’s (BSEC) statement on Tuesday that two issues on which the two regulators had a dispute on had been resolved through a meeting that day.

Bangladesh stocks rebounded strongly today amid investors' optimism after the central bank and the stock market regulator agreed to resolve their disputes.