The DSEX, rose 8.05 points, or 0.16 percent, to reach 4,910.32 as of 11:06 am.
The directive aims to increase the supply of healthy companies and attract more investors
The DSEX lost 15.64 points to close the week at 4,902
The stock markets in Bangladesh rebounded yesterday, recovering from the previous trading day’s sharp decline that was spurred by rising tensions between neighbouring countries India and Pakistan, which had prompted widespread sell-offs across both of the country’s bourses...The DSEX
The DSEX gained 72.69 points to reach 4,875.11 as of 11:22 am
The Dhaka Stock Exchange (DSE) experienced its steepest decline in 56 months yesterday, as the benchmark index plummeted by 3.01 percent amid heightened investor anxiety following India's sudden airstrikes in Pakistan -- two nuclear-armed neighbours with a fraught history.
The DSEX shed 122.61 points to stand at 4,829.11 as of 1:16 pm
The DSEX, rose 8.05 points, or 0.16 percent, to reach 4,910.32 as of 11:06 am.
The directive aims to increase the supply of healthy companies and attract more investors
The DSEX lost 15.64 points to close the week at 4,902
The stock markets in Bangladesh rebounded yesterday, recovering from the previous trading day’s sharp decline that was spurred by rising tensions between neighbouring countries India and Pakistan, which had prompted widespread sell-offs across both of the country’s bourses...The DSEX
The DSEX gained 72.69 points to reach 4,875.11 as of 11:22 am
The Dhaka Stock Exchange (DSE) experienced its steepest decline in 56 months yesterday, as the benchmark index plummeted by 3.01 percent amid heightened investor anxiety following India's sudden airstrikes in Pakistan -- two nuclear-armed neighbours with a fraught history.
The DSEX shed 122.61 points to stand at 4,829.11 as of 1:16 pm
Stock market indices in Bangladesh declined yesterday after rising for two days...The DSEX, the benchmark index of the Dhaka Stock Exchange (DSE), slipped by 12.94 points or 0.26 percent to close at 4,951...The DSES index, which tracks Shariah-compliant stocks, fell by 9.
