Dhaka: On the third working day of the week, Tuesday (October 3), both the Dhaka Stock Exchange (DSE) and the Chittagong Stock Exchange (CSE) in Bangladesh are witnessing an upward trend in the indices, according to sources from DSE and CSE.
As of Tuesday morning, trading began with a half-hour delay, i.e., at 10 AM, the DSE General Index (DSEX) had risen by 9 points compared to the previous day, reaching 6,282 points. The DSE Shariah Index increased by 1 point, and the DSE-30 Index rose by 2 points to 1,359 and 2,136 points, respectively. During this time, transactions worth BDT 9.72 billion were conducted in shares and mutual fund units.
During Tuesday morning, among the companies trading, the prices of 108 have risen, 24 have fallen, and 81 have remained unchanged.
Earlier, within the first five minutes of trading, the DSEX had increased by 6 points. At 10:20 AM, the index had gained an additional 1 point compared to the previous day and stood at 6,280 points.
On the other hand, after a half-hour delay, at 10 AM, the CSE All-Share Price Index (CASPI) had increased by 10 points, reaching 18,576 points. The index then showed an upward trend.
As of this morning, transactions worth BDT 9.05 billion have taken place in shares and mutual fund units at the CSE. During this time, among the trading companies, the prices of 13 have risen, three have fallen, and eight have remained unchanged.
