Dhaka July 9, 2025, 1:15 am
Conflict and geo-economic tensions have triggered a series of deeply interconnected global risks
The government is providing many facilities and incentives to enhance the flow of foreign remittance. The positive sign is being observed in this regard
The World Bank said that the growth of Bangladesh may increase slightly to 6.2 percent in the next financial year
NSD has sent a proposal to the Internal Resources Division (IRD) of the finance ministry in this regard
Bangladesh is a 'true global champion' on various fronts like attaining GDP growth, reducing the poverty rate, women's empowerment and adapting to climate change
Bangladesh Meteorological Department (BMD), the agency responsible for implementing the project, has sent a proposal to the Planning Commission requesting that the scheme be revised
The minister, in reply to a tabled question from Jatiya Party MP Mashiur Rahman Ranga, said that due to various procedural and legal complications, recovery of laundered money takes a long time
The hearing will continue until 5 pm and if all stakeholders could not complete their submissions, then the hearing will continue for the second day on Monday (January 9) too
Bangladesh is the 35th largest economies in 2022 with a GDP size of US$460.8 billion. Earlier, the rank of Bangladesh was 41st
Dollar price has been increased to match the market price and it is part of regular initiative
Credit growth in the private sector is nearly in line with monetary policy targets, which is a positive sign for an economy under tremendous pressure as a result of the ongoing Russia-Ukraine conflict
The National Board of Revenue (NB) has issued a notification in this regard
The exchange rate for inward remittances has been kept unchanged at Tk 107
The general point to point inflation rate in December last year eased further as it fell to 8.71 percentage point mainly because of the downtrend in food and non-food inflation
year grew by 23.98 percent while revenue collection also increased by a healthy 24.96 percent
Expatriate Bangladeshis sent US$ 1.7 billion remittances in December
Economists have expressed optimism about the economy based on a high food production rate, growth in exports and remittances, and stability of foreign exchange reserves
The number of returns remained around 30 lakh out of around 82 lakh TIN holders
South Asian Network on Economic Modeling (SANEM) has estimated the living wage range for the ready-made garment (RMG) workers living in Dhaka between Tk 19,200 and Tk 22,900
Bangladesh will smoothly move towards its cherished goal to become an affluent nation by 2041
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