Daily market wraps, weekly reviews, and monthly outlooks for the Dhaka Stock Exchange.
DSEX closed at 5,234 after eight straight losses, just 62 points above 5,200 support as Iran war fuel crisis erases Tk 6,300 crore in market cap.
Linde Bangladesh Q1 profit jumped 36.52% to Tk 10.99 crore as the stock rose 3.01% — defying a banking-led DSEX selloff. Can the divergence hold?
CSE's CSCX fell 62 points and CASPI dropped 99 points on May 7 mirroring DSE's third straight decline — proof of a systemic Bangladesh selloff.
DSE brokers urge BSEC to scrap floor prices on Beximco (Tk 110.10) and Islami Bank (Tk 33) as the gridlock chokes liquidity. Tk 6,300 crore lost in 3 days.
DSEX fell for a 7th straight session to 5,234 on May 7, 2026 — but turnover rose 10% to Tk 840 crore as money repositioned into select sectors.
ALLTEX climbed 3.18% on 2.48x volume as 216 DSE stocks fell. Why four spinning names crowded the gainers list during a six-session selloff.
ASIATICLAB crashed 6.19% from Tuesday's high to close at Tk 106.00 — yesterday's pharma star became today's DSE worst loser. What the whipsaw signals.
DSEX fell a sixth straight session to 5,248 on May 6, 2026 with 216 decliners and Tk 768 crore turnover. Why breadth signals more selling ahead.
NCCBANK saw 6 million shares trade in one Tk 99 million block on May 6 — institutional buying in a Z-category bank as 15 of 36 banks sit in junk.
City Bank Q1 profit surged 162% to Tk 241cr — yet the stock fell 3.85% on May 5. Why DSE investors sold the earnings beat.