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DSE sees early gains with Tk192cr traded in 1st hour today
The Dhaka Stock Exchange (DSE), the nations premier capital market, experienced an upward trend during the first hour of trading on Tuesday, with transactions totaling Tk 192 crore by 11am. According to DSE data, 5.51 crore shares and mutual fund units were exchanged through 56,675 transactions...
Price fall in large-cap drives stocks further down
Dhaka Stock Exchange (DSE) and Chittagong Stock Exchange (CSE), both on Thursday, plunged further due to mainly price fall in large-cap securities. DSEX, the prime index of the Dhaka Stock Exchange (DSE), went down by 30.75 points or 0.57 percent to 5,316.33. Two other indices also ended sharply...
DSEX jumps 76 points as capital gain tax reduced
The benchmark index DSEX of the Dhaka Stock Exchange (DSE) surged 76 points to reach 5,328 in the first trading hour on Tuesday as the national revenue board reduced the capital gains tax, reports The Business Standard. Yesterday, the revenue board cut the capital gains tax to 15 percent from 30...
DSE sees upward trend in early trading
The Dhaka Stock Exchange (DSE) observed a positive trend in the first hour of trading on Monday morning, despite heightened selling pressure. Trading data shows that in the opening hour, shares and units totaling 6.06 crore were exchanged through 60,154 transactions, amounting to Tk 174 crore in...
DSE continues downtrend for fourth day amid high selling pressure
The Dhaka Stock Exchange (DSE), Bangladeshs primary capital market, experienced a fourth consecutive day of decline in trading on Monday, with high selling pressure weighing on the indices, reports UNB. As of 11 am, DSE data showed that 4.83 crore worth of shares and units had exchanged hands...
DSEX drags down to below 5,100 points after four months
The benchmark index DSEX of the Dhaka Stock Exchange (DSE) dropped 42 points to close at 5,072 in the first hour of on Sunday session, its lowest level since June, reports The Business Standard. Earlier, the lowest was 5,070 points on 10 June. During the opening session, the blue-chip index...
DSE index hits four-month low
The Dhaka Stock Exchange (DSE) benchmark index has reached its lowest level in over four months, with experts attributing the decline to a crisis in investor confidence amidst policy rate hikes and prevailing economic challenges, reports UNB. Last week, the DSE index further extended its...
City Bank director to sell 34 lakh shares
Rubel Aziz, a director of City Bank, on Tuesday, expressed his intention to sell 34 lakh shares from his holdings in the bank at the current market price, reports The Business Standard. According to a disclosure on the Dhaka Stock Exchange (DSE) website, he wants to sell the shares in the public...