DSE Mutual Funds Dominate Volume: Why Closed-End Funds Are Surging With the Market
ABB1STMF and IFIC1STMF topped DSE volume on April 1 hitting upper circuits. Why closed-end fund NAV discounts and BSEC rules are driving the surge.
Deep dives into DSE sectors — banking, pharma, textile, telecom, and more.
ABB1STMF and IFIC1STMF topped DSE volume on April 1 hitting upper circuits. Why closed-end fund NAV discounts and BSEC rules are driving the surge.
Banking and telecom both fell 1.4% on March 29 — the DSE's two heaviest sectors declining in lockstep signals institutional risk-off, not sector-specific trouble.
Pharma captured 17.6% of DSE turnover on March 29 as DSEX fell 0.83% to 5,272. Is the volume surge defensive rotation or profit-taking? Data breakdown inside.
Engineering led DSE turnover with 13.6% share on March 25 as institutional buyers rotated into industrial stocks during a broad market recovery session.
Why insurance led the DSE recovery on March 25 — Mutual Fund +3.7%, General Insurance +3.1%, Life Insurance +2.8% — and what it signals about investor sentiment.
DSE telecom fell 0.7% while DSEX gained 0.59% on March 25. Why structural headwinds kept telecom investors on the sidelines during the broad market rebound.
DSE Travel & Leisure sector surged 3.39% on March 16 as SEAPEARL gained 6.3% on heavy volume. What drove the pre-Eid rally in Bangladesh tourism stocks.
CRISL gave LafargeHolcim Bangladesh a AAA credit rating. What it means for LHB stock, cement sector valuations, and DSE investors.
58 textile companies on DSE, yet only 5 cross Tk 1,000 crore revenue. Sector PE, value chain, gas crisis, and what drives textile stock valuations.
DSE banking sector crashed 4% on March 9 then rebounded 4.6%. Analysis of which bank stocks found support and which remain vulnerable.