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.
Turnover, however, fell by 16%
Turnover, however, remained unchanged
The prime index rises for second consecutive day
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.
DSE's prime index rose 24 points in the last three days
Turnover fell to Tk 272 crore from Tk 317 crore a day earlier, a decrease of 14 per cent.
However, turnover of the DSE fell 18 per cent to Tk 286 crore
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.
Stocks in Bangladesh broke a three-day rising trend today, but the turnover of the Dhaka bourse rose.
Bangladesh’s stock market had a lackluster year in 2022 after posting double-digit returns for the previous two years. Dhaka Stock Exchange (DSEX), the broad market index of the country, fell 8.1 per cent in 2022, while daily average turnover fell by 35 per cent.
Stocks of Bangladesh returned to the black today after a break of three days though most of the shares either dropped or remained unchanged.
Singer Bangladesh yesterday announced that it registered Tk 7.3 crore as profit after tax in 2022, the lowest in 14 years, attributing the increased cost of raw materials, higher freight rates and devaluation of taka against the US dollar for the fall.
The biggest factor behind the disconnect is that the largest companies with stable profitability refuse to come to the market.
The Dhaka stocks bounced back today after experiencing a mild correction a day before while the turnover of the premier bourse crossed Tk 900 crore after a break of two and a half months.
Stocks in Bangladesh continued rising for the second consecutive day today while the turnover crossed Tk 500 crore at the Dhaka Stock Exchange (DSE) after a break of a month.
Most of the global stock indices plunged last March when the war between Russia and Ukraine escalated but they took only two months before bouncing back despite the conflict-induced turmoil worldwide.
Stocks fell today after rising for two days while the turnover managed to cross the Tk 300 crore-mark again after a break of four trading days.
Turnover of the Dhaka Stock Exchange (DSE) dropped to 29 months' low although the market index rose slightly today when the stock market regulator lifted the floor price of 169 companies.