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DSE turnover crosses Tk 10 billion mark

DSE turnover crosses Tk 10 billion mark

Trading at the Dhaka Stock Exchange (DSE) has surpassed the Tk 10 billion mark for the first time in three weeks, as investor participation surged after the finance minister hinted at major market reforms. The DSE broad index, DSEX, rose by more than 24 points to close at 5,229.95 on Tuesday. Thi

Stocks open higher after five-day plunge

Stocks open higher after five-day plunge

Stocks opened higher on Tuesday after a five-day plunge as bargain hunting showed buying interest in undervalued, lucrative shares amid dismal financial results from some companies. However, many investors remained cautious and closely monitored developments around the Middle East war Following t

IPDC Finance posts strong 79pc profit growth in Q1

IPDC Finance posts strong 79pc profit growth in Q1

IPDC Finance reported a robust 79 per cent year-on-year growth in profit to Tk 65 million in the January-March quarter this year, driven by higher net interest income, strong investment earnings, and disciplined cost management. The non-bank financial institution's earnings per share (EPS) rose to

Stocks open positive amid cautious trading

Stocks open positive amid cautious trading

Stocks opened on a positive note on Monday with slow trend as investors maintained a cautious stance amid volatility during the ongoing earnings season. Although some bargain hunting was observed in beaten-down stocks, dismal financial results from some companies made investors mostly cautiou

Ctg Port celebrating Port Security Week 2026

Ctg Port celebrating Port Security Week 2026

The Chittagong Port, the heartbeat of the country's economy, is celebrating "Port Security Week-2026" for the first time in the sea port's history with a target to improve its security system. The week-long programme was inaugurated at a colourful programme at the Port Building premises on Sunday.

Textile firms struggle as yarn prices, demand weaken

Textile firms struggle as yarn prices, demand weaken

Falling yarn prices, sluggish global demand, and elevated operating costs have dealt a severe blow to the revenue and profitability of listed textile firms in the first nine months through March of FY26. The situation worsened in the January-March quarter compared to the previous two quarters due