Stock prices on DSE decline
Thursday, 29 November 2007
FE Report
Stock prices on the Dhaka Stock Exchange (DSE) continued to shed for the second consecutive day Wednesday as the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) cautioned investors that tough measures would be taken if the market continued to behave irrationally.
Market operators said the investors became panicky following the alert sounded by the SEC to cool the upsurge of the share prices. As a result, the share prices have been falling on the DSE, market operators said.
On the day, DSE General Index (DGEN), All Shares Price Index (DSI) and DSE-20 Index (DS20) shed 29.275 points, 24.493 points and 10.354 points to close at 2971.917, 2519.298 and 2335.026 respectively.
Stock prices on the Dhaka Stock Exchange (DSE) continued to shed for the second consecutive day Wednesday as the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) cautioned investors that tough measures would be taken if the market continued to behave irrationally.
Market operators said the investors became panicky following the alert sounded by the SEC to cool the upsurge of the share prices. As a result, the share prices have been falling on the DSE, market operators said.
On the day, DSE General Index (DGEN), All Shares Price Index (DSI) and DSE-20 Index (DS20) shed 29.275 points, 24.493 points and 10.354 points to close at 2971.917, 2519.298 and 2335.026 respectively.