After the end of Sheikh Hasina Wajid's rule in Bangladesh for 16 years, a historic rise was seen in the Bangladeshi stock market today.
According to local media, the Dhaka Stock Exchange Broad Index rose 197 points or 3.77 percent today, the biggest gain in the last three and a half years.
The broad index of the Dhaka Stock Exchange today closed at 5,426 points after gaining 197 points.
According to local media, the DS30 index closed at 1,176 points after an increase of 75 points or 4 percent while the DSE Broad Shariah index closed at 1,176 points after an increase of 32 points or 2.86 percent.
On the other hand, the Chittagong Stock Exchange in Bangladesh also witnessed a boom and its broad index Caspi closed at 15,393 points after an increase of 476 points.
It should be noted that after the violent public protests in Bangladesh since last month, the Prime Minister of Bangladesh resigned and fled to India yesterday, after which the head of the army announced that an interim government would be established in the country.
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