Daily market wraps, weekly reviews, and monthly outlooks for the Dhaka Stock Exchange.
DSEX dipped 5 points to 5,247 on May 17 as NBFI liquidation and Fitch's negative outlook stalled the three-day recovery. Why 5,200 is the line.
DSEX is testing 5,200 after a 9-session slide erased Tk 9,800 crore. Why this level decides whether the correction ends or accelerates.
DSEX inches up 0.03% to 5,245 on May 14 as Fitch's negative outlook drags DS30 down 0.45% and turnover slips 16.5% to Tk 997 crore.
FM launched BSIC and Tk 1,101 crore turnover proved investors believed in reform — then Fitch cut Bangladesh to Negative. Where does DSE trade Thursday?
Fitch cut Bangladesh's outlook to Negative on May 13 — why the B+ affirmation still threatens DSE foreign flows, bond yields, and four sectors.
RDFOOD hit the 10% upper circuit and surged to Tk 27.80 on triple volume — why a small-cap dairy stock is rallying as Fitch warns.
BRAC Bank's Tk 700 crore bond listed on DSE ATB May 12 with one trade — what the thin volume reveals about Bangladesh's corporate bond market.
DELTALIFE closed Tk 74.20 with no price limit after a 35% dividend — but EPS Tk 1.90 and NAV Tk 19.23 say the market is paying too much.
DSEX dipped to 5,205 testing 5,200 support before closing at 5,218 on May 12 — why the rebound from a 9-session streak break already fizzled.
AMANFEED surged 7.50% to Tk 30.10 on May 11 — a second rally and new 52-week high. Why agri-defensive rotation is escaping the DSE banking selloff.