The military tensions that arise between India and Pakistan have had a direct impact on the capital market of Bangladesh. Dhaka Stock Exchange (DSE) fell on a large fall on Wednesday (May 7th) at the beginning of the transaction. With just 5 minutes of transaction, the main index DSEX falls more than 5 points.
According to DSE sources, the beginning of the day is called index collapse. In the first five minutes, the DSEX index falls more than 5 points, and within 5 minutes the fall is 5.7 points or 5.7 percent. On the other hand, the DSES index dropped to 5.75 points or 5.7 percent and the DS3 index was reduced to 25.75 points or 9.7 percent.
Baraka Patenga Power Limited is at the top of the transaction list today. Then NRB Bank and Beach Hatchery Limited are staying. However, the overall image of the market is quite disappointing. At the beginning of the transaction, the share price of only 5 companies has risen, the price has dropped by 5, the shareholders of 5 companies remain unchanged.
According to analysts, the news of the India -Pakistan war spread a lot of panic among investors, which caused the fall in the market. They say regional instability creates uncertainty in the economy, which cautions investors and immediately has a negative impact on the capital market.
Experts have advised investors to be aware and patient in the capital market. They also feared the market could continue to continue until the situation was normal.
