Dhaka Stock Exchange
DSE inspecting 14 listed companies
Dhaka Stock Exchange (DSE) is conducting inspections at factories of 14 listed companies to identify whether they have any potential as they have been performing poorly over the years.
Stocks return to black
Turnover, however, fell by 16%
Stocks snap two-day gaining streak
Turnover, however, remained unchanged
Dhaka stocks' turnover hits six-month high
The prime index rises for second consecutive day
Foreign funds in stocks on the wane
Foreign investments in the Dhaka Stock Exchange have maintained a downward trend since 2018 despite the regulator’s efforts to retain existing investors and attract new ones.
Stocks rise for third day
DSE's prime index rose 24 points in the last three days
Stocks decline for second day
Turnover fell to Tk 272 crore from Tk 317 crore a day earlier, a decrease of 14 per cent.
Stocks rise again
However, turnover of the DSE fell 18 per cent to Tk 286 crore
Small-cap, low-performing firms send stocks higher
All indices of the Dhaka Stock Exchange (DSE) yesterday rose, snapping a two-day losing streak even though it was mostly low-performing companies that propelled the rise.
DSE inspecting 14 listed companies
Dhaka Stock Exchange (DSE) is conducting inspections at factories of 14 listed companies to identify whether they have any potential as they have been performing poorly over the years.
Stocks return to black
Turnover, however, fell by 16%
Stocks snap two-day gaining streak
Turnover, however, remained unchanged
Dhaka stocks' turnover hits six-month high
The prime index rises for second consecutive day
Foreign funds in stocks on the wane
Foreign investments in the Dhaka Stock Exchange have maintained a downward trend since 2018 despite the regulator’s efforts to retain existing investors and attract new ones.
Stocks rise for third day
DSE's prime index rose 24 points in the last three days
Stocks decline for second day
Turnover fell to Tk 272 crore from Tk 317 crore a day earlier, a decrease of 14 per cent.
Stocks rise again
However, turnover of the DSE fell 18 per cent to Tk 286 crore
Small-cap, low-performing firms send stocks higher
All indices of the Dhaka Stock Exchange (DSE) yesterday rose, snapping a two-day losing streak even though it was mostly low-performing companies that propelled the rise.
DSE index rises riding on only 8% shares
Stock prices of 41 per cent fell and the rest 51 per cent remained unchanged
