Jumbangla Desk: It has been almost three months since the interim government came to power in the context of the departure of the Awami League government through the July revolution. Although the current government is moving ahead with its multi-pronged measures keeping the huge promise of reforming the state, the fall in the stock market is adding fodder for criticism.
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As a result of continuous price decline, the main index of Dhaka Stock Exchange (DSE), the main stock market of the country, fell by 67 points or about one and a half percent on Monday (October 28). The DSEX index fell further to 4,898 points.
In this situation, the investigation committee of BSEC has started working to find the reason for such a continuous fall in the stock market. The members of the committee have already decided the course of investigation by meeting among themselves.
Meanwhile, a group of investors protested in front of the DSE building in Motijheel in the capital on Monday (October 28) for the second day in protest against the fall in prices. Before this, several hundreds of investors protested in front of Bangladesh Bank in Motijheel due to the large price fall in the market last Sunday.
Investors complain that millions of investors have lost their capital due to continuous price fall. However, BSEC has failed to provide capital security. Investors don't want to live on the streets, they say. But investors have taken to the streets as the government and regulatory agencies have 'taken no action to arrest the collapse'.
According to the BSEC sources, information will be collected on whether there has been any kind of irregularity in the sale of the shares of the companies whose share prices have had the most negative impact on the index in recent times, and the amount of forced sale or forced sale including debt. Apart from this, the newly formed committee has also taken the initial decision to discuss with various parties related to the market for recommendations on what to do to prevent the collapse of the market.
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It is to be noted that last Sunday, BSEC's Additional Director Mohammad Shamsur Rahman formed this investigation committee of four members. The committee was asked to submit its report within 10 working days. Since the time allotted for the investigation is short, the committee has started working from the day after the formation of the committee.