Chief Adviser Professor Muhammad Yunus has invited Chinese business leaders to invest in Bangladesh, highlighting the country as a production hub with global market access

Bangladesh's foreign exchange reserves surpassed $25 billion by the end of March, largely driven by a record remittance inflow of $2.94 billion, marking a significant boost for the economy

Despite increased demand for cash before Eid, the interest rates in the call money market have decreased, with the rate falling to 9.95% on the last working day, a drop from over 10% the previous day

Bangladesh has witnessed a record $2.94 billion in remittances in March as expatriates send more money ahead of Eid-ul-Fitr

During his meeting with Chief Adviser Muhammad Yunus, Chinese President Xi Jinping assured of increased investment, relocation of manufacturing enterprises, and further cooperation on several fronts, including trade and water resource management

With Eid-ul-Fitr on the horizon, the prices of key commodities like vegetables and poultry have surged, leaving many consumers concerned about rising living costs

While brands report stable or even double-digit growth in footfall and sales, non-branded retailers across the country are grappling with a 20%-30% year-on-year decline in sales

Govt approves major imports, officials to remain available for urgent discussions

China Exim Bank Chairman Chen Huaiyu has pledged financial support for the relocation of Chinese manufacturing plants to Bangladesh

“We'll have to increase employment generation to a larger extent"

Bangladesh’s foreign debt exceeded $4 billion in the first eight months of the 2024-25 fiscal year, while repayments also saw a significant rise, as disbursements from key international lenders like ADB, World Bank, and Japan continue to fuel the country's growing debt burden

As Eid draws near, the pressure to sell shares intensifies among investors in the stock market, many of whom are offloading stocks at a loss to secure funds before the holidays, with limited market movement contributing to their decision

Ahead of the Eid holidays, Bangladesh Bank has instructed scheduled banks to ensure seamless financial transactions by maintaining adequate cash supply in ATMs, enhancing security in digital payments, and strengthening customer support measures

As sluggish project execution dampens foreign loan disbursement, Bangladesh finds itself in a precarious fiscal position—repaying more than it borrows

Economic stagnation and persistent inflation have left many without the capacity to save

National Board of Revenue (NBR) Chairman Md Abdur Rahman Khan has urged Finance Adviser Dr Salehuddin Ahmed to reduce the upcoming budget size and offer relief to the masses