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T-bill yields mixed amid weak credit demand

T-bill yields mixed amid weak credit demand

Yields on government treasury bills showed a mixed movement on Sunday, reflecting cautious investment behaviour by banks amid subdued private- sector credit demand. With limited lending opportunities, banks are increasingly parking excess liquidity in short-term government securities. The shift u


BSEC orders probe into Constellation Asset Management

BSEC orders probe into Constellation Asset Management

The Bangladesh Securities and Exchange Commission (BSEC) has ordered an investigation into Constellation Asset Management Company Limited over its prior decision to cancel the company's registration. According to the order, the investigation will look into the latest status of receivables and paya

Foreign investor Brummer to offload more Runner shares

Foreign investor Brummer to offload more Runner shares

Mauritius-based Brummer Frontier PE II has announced its plan to further withdraw its investment in Runner Automobiles by selling 5 million shares of the company in the secondary market. The move is part of Brummer's exit strategy set out in 2013 when it made the investment and follows the sale of

BRAC Bank promotes over 1,600 employees

BRAC Bank promotes over 1,600 employees

BRAC Bank has promoted more than 1,600 employees in recognition of their outstanding performance and contribution to the bank's continued growth. The promotions, granted across all grades, reflect the bank's emphasis on nurturing internal talent and developing future leaders. The bank said its sus

Dhaka stocks regain fuel on US-Iran ceasefire

Dhaka stocks regain fuel on US-Iran ceasefire

The stock market witnessed a big jump on Wednesday, buoyed by investor optimism following the announcement of a two-week ceasefire deal between the United States and Iran. The breakthrough came after last-minute diplomatic efforts on Tuesday helped defuse escalating tensions triggered by US Presid

Linde cuts cash dividends to 100pc after 9pc profit drop

Linde cuts cash dividends to 100pc after 9pc profit drop

Linde Bangladesh has declared a 100 per cent cash dividend for the year 2025, marking its lowest payout since listing, as profit declined in a challenging business environment, according to a price-sensitive disclosure. The drastic decline in dividends from the 4,500 per cent paid for the previous

Dhaka stocks jump 161 points

Dhaka stocks jump 161 points

News of the Iran-US ceasefire has boosted the Bangladeshi stock market, which has surged alongside markets around the world. The DSEX, the main bourse of the Dhaka Stock Exchange (DSE), rose by 161 points in a single day on Wednesday. As a result, the market capitalisation increased by Tk 95 bill

DSEX surges over 130-pts following US–Iran ceasefire deal

DSEX surges over 130-pts following US–Iran ceasefire deal

Stocks extended gains on Wednesday morning as bargain hunters showed renewed buying interest following a two-week ceasefire agreement between the United States and Iran, bringing relief to global markets. Market analysts said the easing of geopolitical tensions, particularly the temporary reopenin

City Bank gets regulatory nod to issue bonds of Tk 12b

City Bank gets regulatory nod to issue bonds of Tk 12b

The market regulator has approved a proposal by City Bank to raise Tk 12 billion through a subordinated bond, aiming to strengthen its Tier-II capital base and support future lending operations. Jamuna Bank and Trust Bank have also received extensions of regulatory approval up to September 30 this

Receiver appointed for Aramit Limited by Dhaka court

Receiver appointed for Aramit Limited by Dhaka court

A court has appointed a receiver for Aramit Limited, a listed firm linked to former land minister Saifuzzaman Chowdhury. In a disclosure on Tuesday, the company said the receiver was appointed following an order from the Metropolitan Senior Special Judge Court, Dhaka. The company stated that the

Why are T-bond yields rising again?

Why are T-bond yields rising again?

Yields on Treasury bonds have once again crossed double digits as the government ramps up borrowing to finance its election pledges amid weak revenue collection. The yield on 2-year Treasury bonds jumped to 10.23 per cent at Tuesday's auction, up from 9.73 per cent in March, while the 20-year bond

2-year bond yields jump on weak demand

2-year bond yields jump on weak demand

Yields on government treasury bonds surged on Tuesday as banks turned cautious, favouring short-term instruments over longer-tenure securities.  The shift reflects both liquidity management strategies and rising government borrowing needs toward the end of the fiscal year. The development hi