Dhaka June 4, 2026, 5:09 am
Stocks keep going downhill on coronavirus pangs
Trading at the bourses will begin at 10:30 am and continue until 1:30 pm instead of 2:30 pm
Stocks witnessed steep fall after the first hour of trading on Wednesday amid growing tension over the impacts of coronavirus outbreak.
The public subscription of Express Insurance is set to begin on April 13 for raising a fund worth Tk 260.79 million from the public.
The decision came at a meeting of the chairmen and managing directors of all the banks - both public and private ones-with Finance Minister AHM Mustafa Kamal at the NEC auditorium in the capital on Monday
Top merchant bankers have urged the central bank to take effective measures to implement its policy regarding the creation of special funds for revival of the ailing capital market.
Stocks tumbled at the opening on Sunday amid growing tension over the impacts of coronavirus outbreak as more two cases of COVID-19 confirmed in Bangladesh.
Delta Brac Housing Finance Corporation (DBH) has reported a profit after tax of Tk 1,077 million in 2019, rising 2.78 percent over the previous year.
A special policy to allow each bank to build a Tk200 crore fund for capital market investment beyond their regular exposure limit was formed as per the directives of the prime minister
Square Pharmaceuticals dominated the Dhaka bourse's transaction chart in the outgoing week while ten most-traded stocks accounted for one-fifth transactions.
Of the total traded issues today, 247 declined while only 46 companies advanced and 34 remained unchanged on DSE trading floor so far
US-based CGIA Institute, a globally recognized body of finance and investment professionals that provides the Chartered Global Investment Analysts (CGIA) designation on Monday signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with t
BB asked top executives of all commercial banks over telephone to intensify their fund building process in the wake of a massive fall in price indices over corona fear
Bangladesh stock market got severely affected after the coronavirus outbreak news in the country, which resulted in almost 280 points fall in DSE index and 769 points in CSE index in a single day trading session
Dhaka Stock Exchange (DSE) called a meeting today with bank chiefs to request them to buy stocks at a declining price
The DSE broad index--DSEX-- lost 4.29 percent or 184 points to close at 4103.18 points at 12:10pm.
The approval letter would be issued soon, said the BSEC officials
The move came in line with the demutualisation act which said the TRECs will be opened after five years of completing the exchanges' demutualisation process
The central bank's special fund proposal for investment in the capital market has not seen much progress, as most of the private commercial banks (PCBs) are yet to make any concrete decision to that end.
VFS Thread Dyeing dominated the Dhaka bourse's transaction chart Tuesday while ten most-traded stocks accounted for more than one-fifth transaction.
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