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Stocks return to black | The Daily Star

Stocks continue to decline | The Daily Star

Stocks continue falling | The Daily Star

The stock market continued falling for the last three consecutive days as cautious investors started taking profits when the benchmark index reached its historical highest level.

Buoyant Dhaka stocks surge past 6,800 points

Stocks drop after four-day rally | The Daily Star

Stocks dropped yesterday after a four-day gaining streak due to the profit booking tendency among investors in the banking, non-bank financial institution (NBFI), and mutual fund sectors.

Stocks rise for fourth consecutive day

The stock market continued to rise for the last four consecutive days, pushing the benchmark index to hit a new high today.

Stocks rise on upbeat investor sentiment

Stocks rise for second consecutive day

Stocks continue to rise | The Daily Star

The country's stock market continued to rise for the last three consecutive days, thanks to the buying spree among the investors. The DSEX, the benchmark index of the Dhaka Stock Exchange (DSE), rose 11 points, or 0.19 per cent, to 6,066.64. Investors are buying stocks when some are taking profits as they have confidence to the market, said market analysts. Turnover, an

Higher profits give a fillip to cement stocks

Higher profits give a fillip to cement stocks Star Business Report Star Business Report Thanks to a hike in cement prices, all the cement manufacturers witnessed higher profits in the January-March quarter of the current year. This higher profit booking ultimately boosted the stocks of cement companies. However, the DSEX, the benchmark index of the Dhaka Stock Exchange (DSE), dropped 17 points, or 0.29 per cent, to 5,990 yesterday. Among all sectors, cement rose the highest with a 6.26 per cent jump. Mutual funds dropped the most, falling 1.84 per cent, followed by textile and bank. Announcement of higher earnings by listed cement makers is the main reason for the stock price rise, said Richard D Rozario, managing director of Global Securities. When investors see higher earnings in a certain sector,  they get inspired to buy its shares, he added.