Dhaka February 24, 2026, 10:11 am
The market opened on upward note and the positive trend sustain until end of the session with modest volatility.
Stocks closed on Sunday of the week with downward trend due mainly to price fall in large-cap securities despite higher transactions.
The initial public offering (IPO) subscription of Coppertech Industries opens today (Sunday).
Stocks plummeted for the ninth straight week that ended on Thursday, while turnover continued its downtrend as edgy investors kept dumping financial shares.
Two listed banks and a non-bank financial institution (NBFI) declared dividend last week.
Asian markets were gripped by volatility Thursday as investors grow increasingly worried about the state of the global economy, sending them rushing to safe-haven assets and fuelling talk of possible recession.
Brac Bank was the most traded stocks till then with shares worth Tk 102 million changing hands, closely followed by JMI Syringes, National Polymer, Monno Ceramic and Dutch-Bangla Bank.
The multinational company has recommended 500 per cent cash and 200 per cent dividend for the year ended on December 31, 2018.
Stocks witnessed yet another bearish week that ended on Thursday amid dull trading as investors continued their selling binge on sector specific shares.
The asset managers may extend or go for redemption or conversion of the closed-end mutual funds to the open-ended ones, according to the BSEC directive.
HSBC organised the event this week, bringing successful Bangladeshi and Chinese businesses and institutions, together with economic, government, industry and financial services experts to share insights to help businesses adv
It is a global initiative linked with International Women's Day that promotes women's participation in the global economy to catalyze sustainable and inclusive private sector growth.
Now, the BBS Cables is the country's second largest electrical cable manufacturing company, according to the annual report.
Fears over a liquidity crisis in banks with deposits shortage is a major cause for the fall of the market, said EBL Securities, in its weekly analysis.
Stocks witnessed upward trends on Monday as major indices of both Dhaka and Chittagong Stock Exchanges rose up on higher transactions.
Stock markets closed on Monday of the weekwith downward trend due mainly to price fall in large-cap securities.
Stocks maintained upward trend on Tuesday as major indices of both Dhaka and Chittagong stock exchanges were found finishing upward trend with higher transactions of some large-cap securities.
Asian markets climbed Thursday, building on a global rally as investors bet that gridlock in Washington will clip Donald Trump’s wings, preventing him from driving through measures that would likely push up US interest rates.
Asian equities fell again Wednesday extending the previous day’s geopolitics-fuelled sell-off, with energy firms taking another battering in response to an oil market rout.
The major sectors, including banks, were in a positive mood while gainers took control over losers
