60 companies did not wake up even in the big rise

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60 companies did not wake up even in the big rise

Today, the first working day after the fall of Sheikh Hasina’s government, there has been a big upsurge in the country’s stock market. On this day, the main index of the main stock market Dhaka Stock Exchange (DSE) increased by more than 197 points. Which is the highest rise in the last three years.

But on the day of such a big rise, the share price of 328 companies had a positive trend today. Among them, at least 6 dozen companies were unsold after the day’s high of 10 percent.

Still, the shares of 60 companies did not wake up today. Shares of the companies were still in a negative trend today. Insurance sector companies were more among the companies. It was followed by companies in the pharma and chemical sector.

Those related to the market say that Awami League leaders are in the ownership or management of the companies. That is why the share price of the companies did not rise even during the rise of the Swaran period, instead, it fell. Many of these were without buyers.

Market people say that the share prices of some companies, which are not owned or managed by Awami League, have fallen. Share prices of those companies fell only because of rumors. They believe that the share price of the companies may turn around tomorrow.

Source: DSE.

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