In the last two days, 11 thousand crore Taka has been looted from the stock market. There is no indication that the stock market’s fall will end. The primary index of the Dhaka Stock Exchange (DSE) has fallen 91 points in just five trading days this week. Investors have lost 11,000 crore Taka in market value throughout this period. Additionally, the Chittagong Stock Exchange’s overall index has dropped by approximately 60 points.
In the last two days: The Dhaka stock index had a good opening on Thursday. The primary index rose 13 points in the first ten minutes. But after that, the index began to fall. At 5,105 points at the end of the day, the DSEX index had dropped 19.06 points. The index has dropped 91 points in a week.
The DSE saw a modest increase in trading on this day, despite the index’s fall. A total of 351 crore 59 lakh Taka worth of shares were exchanged. The trading volume was up 47 crore 36 lakh Taka from the day before.
The share prices of almost half of the 394 mutual funds and corporations that took part in the trade saw a decline. 105 firms had a gain in share price, 198 saw a fall, and 91 saw no change in share price.
The top three companies in terms of highest trading volume were Orion Infusion in first place, Sayham Cotton in second, and Lavelo in third. In the last two days…
In terms of percentage increase in share prices, the list was topped by Associated Oxygen, with a price increase of 1 Taka and 30 Poisha compared to the previous day. Orion Infusion came second, and Amra Technology was in third place.
On the other hand, the overall index of the Chittagong Stock Exchange decreased by 60.44 points, with a trading volume of 4 crore 27 lakh Taka in shares. In the last two days..