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Bangladesh’s stock markets returned to a strong upward trend after just one trading day, recovering from a significant broad-based decline. The rebound was largely driven by strong gains in insurance sector stocks. The positive momentum in the insurance sector later spread to other sectors. A...

Stock Market Revitalized by News of BSEC RestructuringThe country's stock market has been reinvigorated by a series of positive developments. Enthusiasm is growing among investors. The stock market has begun to turn around due to various initiatives, including the restructuring of the regulatory bod...

The country’s stock market failed to break out of its downward spiral, as the Dhaka Stock Exchange (DSE) closed sharply lower on Monday, the second trading day of the week, under continued selling pressure from investors. Market analysts said persistent macroeconomic pressure and the inactivi...

The Bangladesh Securities and Exchange Commission (BSEC) has taken a strict stance following allegations of irregularities in margin loan management in the country’s stock market. As part of this move, the regulator has decided to conduct on-site inspections of three brokerage houses that are me...

Bangladesh Securities and Exchange Commission (BSEC) has demoted 10 more listed banks from 'A' and 'B' categories to the 'Z' ones because of their meager situations. The 'Z' category is the lowest tier in the stock market, where companies are generally classified as weak or junk stocks.The Dhaka Sto...

On the first working day of the week, the country's stock market experienced a mixed trend in indices, though turnover saw a slight recovery. Despite a decline in the share prices of most companies, the total turnover increased, signaling partial activity in the market.Market analysis suggests that...

The country's leading stock market, which had been in a negative trend for a long period, is finally returning to a positive trajectory. After more than two months, turnover on the Dhaka Stock Exchange (DSE), the country's premier stock market, exceeded Tk1,000 crore-mark on Wednesday. The last...

Mismanagement and corruption have left Bangladesh’s non-bank financial institutions (NBFIs) in a fragile state. The survival of several of these companies is now under threat, which has also negatively impacted their share prices. In continuation of this trend, on Monday, seven out of the top 10...