Dhaka February 2, 2026, 8:10 pm
At the end of February, the government’s net borrowing from the banking sector stood at over Tk160,000 crore
Planning Minister MA Mannan revealed the latest progress of ADP implementation after weekly ECNEC meeting on Tuesday.
Analysts favour chasing big fish
The UN agency’s report says the economic impact of Covid-19 would be "uneven", with the greatest effects felt in countries worst affected by the outbreak
The potential sectors between the two countries can be identified primarily by forming a joint working group, Rezaul said
The current account deficit stood at $1.52 billion in the seven months of the current fiscal year, down from $4.04 billion in the same period of the last fiscal year
Services yet to meet BB's financial inclusion target
Bangladesh is trying to promote exploration in the Bay of Bengal to help meet its soaring energy demand
German diplomat tells business networking event
Japanese Ambassador says amid coronavirus outbreak
A top US trade official for South and Central Asia has said Bangladesh has emerged as the third-largest readymade garment (RMG) product supplier to the United States after China and Vietnam.
Emirates is providing customers more flexibility, choice and value through its newly introduced waiver policy for all booked tickets issued on or from today, 7 March until 31 March 2020.
A number of large business groups have come across a new-found opportunity in rooftop solar power projects amid the rising prices of fossil fuel and power tariff.
The IMF team was scheduled to conduct ‘Bangladesh tax expenditure assessment’ from March 8 to 19
Thirteen million cubic feet gas can be produced from the gas field per day. Once produced, it will be added to the national grid
Outlining multiple challenges facing the country on business and fiscal fronts, the Metropolitan Chamber of Commerce and Industry (MCCI), Dhaka
Local spinners have allegedly raised the yarn prices by 15 percent in the domestic market taking advantage of the coronavirus outbreak.
Continued mismatch or value gap in reported bilateral trade of Bangladesh with the rest of the world has indicated that trade misinvoicing is persisting there.
In a joint statement, the two institutions said they were focused especially on poor countries where health systems are weakest and urged member countries to strengthen their health surveillance and response systems to contai
Tax officials and other parties agreed to relax the measures in a meeting held on February 24 last
