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Bangladesh Stock Market loses BDT 850 Billion


A total of Tk 85,000 crore have been channeled out through the Bangladesh Share Market within the last 30 working days, sources said.

The General Index was 8918 points on December 5, 2010 and it labelled down at 6312 point on January 20, 2011. 

The amount siphoned off during the last six month specially was very preplanned sources added. Total market capital was Tk 3,68,000 Crore (Tk 3680 Billion) on December 5, 2010 which now collapsed to Tk 2,83,000 Crore (Tk 2830 Billion) on January 20, 2011.

Total Capital reduces of Tk 85,000 Crore (850 Billion), which amount is channeled out by the Market Makers in the last one month, sources said. 
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