The primary stock exchange in the nation, the Dhaka Stock Exchange (DSE), saw a decline in all of its key indexes on the second trading day of the week.
The majority of listed Company experienced a reduction in share prices at the same time, and overall trading volume decreased in comparison to the previous session.
The benchmark index DSEX dropped 39.17 points on Monday, November 10, finishing at 4,860 points, according to DSE statistics.
The DS30 Index, which tracks blue-chip stocks, dropped 18.49 points to 1,910 points, while the DSES Index, representing Shariah-compliant companies, declined by 11.89 points to 1,010 points.
Total turnover stood at Tk 356.33 crore, down from Tk 402.20 crore in the previous session.
A total of 386 companies’ shares and units were traded on the DSE. Among them, 70 companies’ share prices rose, 275 declined, and 41 remained unchanged.
Market analysts attribute the decline to investor caution and ongoing market volatility, as confidence remains weak amid economic and liquidity concerns.
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