Bangladesh's graduation from the LDC category threatens to upend its pharmaceutical industry, with rising costs, loss of patent waivers, and dwindling competitiveness likely to drive up medicine prices at home and abroad

Prices of vegetables, onions, eggs and rice have surged in kitchen markets, snapping the brief winter reprieve and weighing heavily on household budgets.

Garment manufacturers warn of factory closures and worker unrest as a sudden US tariff hike threatens to wipe out profits and saddle the industry with an extra Tk1,225 crore burden

Interim Chief Adviser Professor Muhammad Yunus credits the Bangladeshi diaspora for reviving the nation’s fragile economy, promising improved services and greater recognition in return

Chief Adviser Professor Muhammad Yunus has met Qatar’s Prime Minister Sheikh Mohammed bin Abdulrahman bin Jassim Al Thani to discuss stronger economic cooperation and promote his global "Three Zeros" movement

Chief Adviser Muhammad Yunus tells foreign investors in Doha that Bangladesh is ready to become a global manufacturing and investment hub

World Bank has downgraded Bangladesh’s growth forecast, citing political uncertainty, inflationary pressures, and a frail banking sector as key impediments

Bangladesh’s hopes of securing the next instalments of the IMF loan face mounting uncertainty amid unmet reform conditions and fiscal constraints ahead of the 2025–26 budget

Bangladesh’s interim government has called on Qatari investors to seize burgeoning opportunities in the country, highlighting sweeping reforms and a dramatically reduced debt burden

The CIC has issued formal directives to the top executives of all banks and financial institutions, instructing them to comply with the account freeze

World Bank cuts Bangladesh’s growth forecast to 3.3% for FY25 and warns of soaring inflation, citing political unrest, financial instability and governance concerns

He made the call while speaking at a private business reception on the sidelines of the Earthna Summit in Doha on Tuesday evening

As the government leans more heavily on bank borrowing and deposit growth slows, Treasury bill and bond yields have surged to near 12 per cent, heightening concerns over inflation and private sector stagnation

IMF has projected Bangladesh’s economic growth at a modest 3.8% for the current fiscal year, though a recovery is anticipated next year

"Poverty is a consequence of an economic system where resources surge upwards, concentrating wealth ever more narrowly,"

FDI faltered despite business summit, plunged 20% in eight months