Dhaka March 16, 2025, 8:36 am
Bangladesh received over $1.05 billion or approximately Tk112.54 billion as inward remittance during the first 17 days of February with Tk 6.62 billion daily receipt
IMED has warned that it will take tougher action if the project is not finished promptly
There is an AIIB fund worth US$ 300 million to mitigate adverse effects of the pandemic in Bangladesh. The fund is used to sanction loans for providing working capital to the CMSMEs
Plant to run out of imported coal in April. Unit-2 may be commissioned in Sept
The ICMAB leaders said this while presenting a set of proposals before the National Board of Revenue (NBR) in a pre-budget meeting held at the NBR building in the capital's Agargaon area
# Thousands of crores of taka released in the name of grocers and betel leaf salers # Banking experts want strong position of Bangladesh Bank
Political will is needed to collect defaulted loans. There should be no interference while taking action against defaulters
The eminent economist thinks that political mandate of the government is important to bring order in the country's banking sector
Such fake loans should be stopped to encourage good borrowers. Persons involved in the process should be brought under the law
# 45 percent higher prices charged for coal # Payments to be made in US dollar # Experts term it as a discriminatory agreement
After BFIU’s intervention, monthly inward remittances rose again to $1.96 billion in January and it is expected to rise more in the coming months
There will be a total of 722 products and services as new, which will be calculated by taking 100 points and the contribution of these products to inflation
Under the Universal Pension Management Act, 2023, all citizens aged between 18 and 50, except for government employees, will enjoy pension facilities
This IFC funding will support working capital, trade finance, and foreign exchange liquidity needs of export and import based entities borrowing through Prime Bank’s Offshore Banking Unitarianism
The premier said this when the Queen of Belgium Mathilde Marie Christine paid a courtesy call on her at the latter’s office here in the city
IMF loan program can help bring stability to the macroeconomic situation in two ways- increasing the US dollar supply and igniting a process of reform in the financial sector
Finance minister replying to a starred tabled question by treasury bench lawmaker M Abdul Latif of Chattogram-11 at the Jatiya Sangsad here today
Speakers at a function today underscored the need for ensuring the implementation of sustainable development goals (SDGs), environment friendly-policies and advancement of ICT and AI to make a smart Bangladesh
The PRI, a think tank based in Dhaka, revealed this information in a press conference on Monday in the capital regarding IMF Conditions: Increasing Tax-GDP Ratio
A high-level team of the Indian Adani Group is likely to come to Bangladesh within this month to discuss the coal price and power tariff issue