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Asian shares were hammered again on Monday as fears of a trade war between the United States and China took their toll, but the safe haven yen came off its highs and U.S. stock futures climbed as investors saw some light at the end of the tunnel.

Wall Street deepened its already sharp losses on Friday as fears of a global trade war ate even further into global equities. Meanwhile, the dollar fell and crude oil shot above $70 per barrel in New York on the appointment of a hawkish US national

Asian shares fell on Tuesday after investors took profits in high-flying US technology shares on fears of stiffer regulation as Facebook came under fire following reports it allowed improper access to user data. The retreat came as investors braced

MSCI’s broadest index of Asia-Pacific shares outside Japan.MIAPJ0000PUS climbed 1.1 percent, for a third session of gains. South Korea.KS11 rose 1 percent while Australia's main index added 0.7 percent, boosting by mining shares on news

Asian share regained some ground on Tuesday after US President Donald Trump faced growing pressure from political allies to pull back from proposed steel and aluminum tariffs, easing investor worries about an imminent trade war. Sentiment was

Stock markets in Asia on Friday extended a Wall Street rout, as investors were spooked by the specter of a global trade war after President Donald Trump announced the United States would impose hefty tariffs on steel and aluminum imports. Trump

Asian share markets were in a cautious mood on Monday as investors braced for an event-packed week headlined by U.S. inflation data and the first House testimony by the new head of the Federal Reserve. Sentiment was fragile with the dollar losing

China and India are vying to invest in Bangladesh's stock exchange, a battle that has implications for the two regional powerhouses' rivalry in South Asia. On one side is a consortium of the Shenzhen and Shanghai stock exchanges. Ranged

Wall Street stocks ended a bruising week on a benign note courtesy of a late-session surge Friday, while equity markets in Europe and Asia fell sharply in volatile trading.  US stocks lurched back and forth in a rollercoaster session, opening

US stocks suffered their worst falls in more than six years on Monday in a sell-off sparked by concerns of higher interest rates. The Dow Jones Industrial Average index tumbled 1,175 points, or 4.6% to close down at 24,345.75. The White House

European shares staged a partial recovery from a slump in the previous session as investors surveyed a mixed bag of results from some of the region’s biggest industrial names. The pan-European STOXX 600 gained 0.2 percent by 0830 GMT, in line

The investors witnessed gain in the benchmark indices of the country’s bourses – Dhaka Stock Exchange and Chittagong Stock Exchange – on Monday (January 29). The key index of Dhaka Stock Exchange, DSEX, climbed over 37.35 points

Asian shares extended their bull run on Monday amid upbeat corporate earnings and strong global economic growth, while the dollar tried to bounce even as the White House continued to complain of “unfair” trade practices by competitors.

Finance Minister AMA Muhith today said present stock market is modern and internationally recognized one and the government along with Bangladesh Securities Exchange Commission (BSEC) had to work hard to take the capital market to this

Wall Street rose on Friday, led by gains in consumer stocks, even as a possible government shutdown loomed. The S&P 500 and the Nasdaq hit record closing highs, while the Dow ended the day higher after trading in a narrow range. Nike Inc

The investors witnessed fall in the benchmark indices of the country’s bourses – Dhaka Stock Exchange and Chittagong Stock Exchange – at the opening on Wednesday (January 10). The key index of Dhaka Stock Exchange, DSEX, shed over

World stocks scaled fresh record highs on Friday after more data pointed to the strength of the world’s largest economy, while the dollar was stuck near four-month lows ahead of crucial payroll numbers. Global equity markets have begun 2018

Transactions in the Dhaka Stock Exchange (DSE) increased by 82.08 percent year-on-year with a total turnover of Taka 2,16,959 crore in 2017 and a daily average turnover of Taka 874.83 crore. In 2016, total turnover was Taka 1,19,157 crore with a