Dhaka July 10, 2025, 9:41 am
This is a 19 percent increase from the $26.6 billion all-time high in financing reached in the previous fiscal year
Banks may fix varied uniform rates for importers, exporters, overseas exchanges
Bangladesh would adjust the prices according to the rates in global market
The central bank made $1.47 billion ACU payment for July and August on Wednesday. Besides, it also sold $50 million to commercial banks to address the dollar crisis,
The National Board of Revenue (NBR) launched this automated system on October 6 last year in order to facilitate deposition of the tax at source from various companies to the state coffer
BB sits with bankers, dealers today as forex reserves recede further
four rental power plants contracts will be extended under a new term and condition—No Power, No Payment—basis. The operators will not get any capacity payment as per new condition
Women's empowerment is one of the keys to economic development, political stability, and social change
'Economy to rebound from Oct'
The GAVI country manager added that however, they are taking the matter seriously and keeping the suggestions of the members of Parliament in consideration
The global lender conveyed its intention to provide Tk 40 billion as loan in breakwater construction and channel dredging segment of the project
The Centre for Research on Energy and Clean Air called for more effective sanctions against Moscow after the invasion sent oil, gas and coal prices soaring
Dhaka sees fund stuck in strings
Through several regulatory measures against some banks and money exchange houses, the volatile forex market is seemingly stable now. Banks’ and kerb market’s exchange rate of US dollar stood at Tk 95 and Tk 98-100 respectivel
11-member committee, headed by Grameen Bank Chairman Prof Dr A K M Saiful Majid, has been formed
According to the statistics, there is a growth of 25.31 percent in the country’s export income at the end of the first two months of the current financial year. The total export in two months was $8.59 billion, which is 4.52
The central bank sold $7.67 billion from reserves in FY 2021-22 to stabilize the forex market. Bangladesh never sold such a high amount of dollars from the reserve in a single fiscal year earlier
Said report shed light on factors behind the economic contribution, consumer surplus, user benefit and driver-partner gain from flexible work
Of the amount, $4.5 billion loan has been sought from International Monetary Fund (IMF) to stabilise the volatile money market and $1 billion dollar each from the World Bank and the Asian Development Bank (ADB) as budget supp
Appraisal due on September 11-12
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