Bangladesh Stock Market Closed Again After Collapse
»The benchmark Dhaka Stock Exchange general index (DGEN) fell 243 points, or 3.3 percent during the day, ending 1:40.
»This follows a close down in January 10, when the DGEN registered the biggest fall in its 55-year history of 9.26 percent and angry investors took to the street in the capital.
Meanwhile, the violence continues in Egypt largely stems from rising commodity prices. If people in other developing countries become unable to buy food, expect more people in the streets.
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