Dhaka June 27, 2025, 6:56 pm
Total Swedish aid for the Rohingya crisis nears $137 million
Clients expressed concern but remained hopeful that the ongoing merger of five Islamic banks, including FSIB, would ease the current liquidity crunch
They emphasised that both countries should work proactively to enhance bilateral trade by leveraging the untapped potential that exists between the two economies
Speakers said this at COAST Foundation's World Refugee Day Discussion
The distinguished fellow of Centre for Policy Dialogue (CPD) made the remarks while delivering his introductory speech at a discussion meeting titled ‘National Budget 2025-26: What is there for the left-behinds’
The government is also monitoring gas and LNG prices, Salehuddin Ahmed says
Oil prices spiked around two percent Tuesday before paring some of those gains
GDP growth for the current fiscal year may drop to 3.3 percent, according to the latest World Bank report
A comprehensive roadmap is urgently needed to stabilise the sector and define its long-term direction. If necessary, the government must even consider temporary state takeovers of troubled banks
The electricity, including Indian transmission charges, will cost approximately Tk7 per kilowatt-hour (unit)
This sharp rise has been attributed to years of weak regulatory oversight, indiscriminate loan approvals under political influence, and systemic corruption in the banking sector
This project will help improve the quality and accessibility of public services and thus enhance public trust in government institutions
It ranks 24th globally in 2025
The NBR hopes that ITAS will streamline the system, reduce delays, and foster greater taxpayer confidence
শেয়ারবাজারে ১৮টি ব্যাংকের শেয়ার ফেস ভ্যালু বা ১০ টাকার নিচে লেনদেন হচ্ছে
BB Governor Ahsan H Mansur said that settlement was 'one of the options' it could pursue in less serious cases.
Unemployment soars, industries shut down, and law and order deteriorates under the interim government
BKMEA said 98.67% of its member factories paid Eid bonuses
DCCI strongly demands the government to consider the said issue so that the importers do not need to bear the cost of delay at the time of releasing imported goods, especially during this holiday occasion
FICCI president Zaved Akhtar made the remarks while speaking at a post-budget press conference at the FICCI Auditorium in the capital on Wednesday
