Stocks end marginally higher after two days
Dhaka, Bangladesh, Oct. 21 -- Bangladesh's stocks ended marginally higher on Sunday, snapping a two-day slump, as bargain hunters showed their buying appetite on sector-specific shares.
DSEX, the prime index of the Dhaka Stock Exchange (DSE), went up by 11.09 points or 0.23 per cent to settle at 4,782.
Despite the market edged up, most of the investors remained worried amid recent volatility in the market, according to experts.
They said the institutional investors are suffering from liquidity crunch while the retail investors are not confident enough to inject fresh funds into stocks, reflecting lower trading activities.
The enthusiastic investors were active on large-cap United Power, BATBC, Square Pharma, Grameenphone and LafargeHo...
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