Dhaka October 3, 2025, 5:19 am
Businesses warn the tariff hike, fixed in USD, will negatively impact the export industry
Foreign and expatriate investors accounted for 43,801 BO accounts at the end of September
The chief advisor’s press secretary says the US would provide $60 million while the UK would gi
Rohingya are arriving in Bangladesh in much poorer health than previous waves of refugees, one of the group says
The former chief says Bangladesh Bank has identified them, and now they must face justice
The adviser, however, expressed optimism that inflationary pressures will ease in the coming months. By June next year, we expect inflation to come down to around 7 percent
The funds would strengthen power distribution in northwest, expand water supply services in Khulna, improve basic infrastructure for Rohingya refugees
The committee for the NBR split ordinance was formed in October last year
This new limit is a key benchmark Bangladesh must meet to secure subsequent loan installments
The sharp rise signals a revival of development cooperation under the interim government, which has prioritised fast-tracking stalled projects, improving fiscal transparency, and rebuilding trust with development partners
Business leaders welcomed the decision, saying it will ease pressure on exporters struggling with tight margins and volatile demand
Chief Adviser Muhammad Yunus reaffirmed the interim government’s commitment to implementing key reforms, aligned with ILO conventions, before the upcoming election in February
The chief adviser welcomed the initiative, noting that Bangladesh, with its dynamic and youthful workforce, is well-positioned to support Albania’s economic growth
PM Giorgia Meloni likely to visit Dhaka in December
Bangladesh needs Dutch technology to preserve produce
They also criticized the World Bank’s loan support to Bangladesh for Rohingya management, calling it inconsistent with the humanitarian principles and global localization agenda
Can a political government sustain the gains? It’s open to question, says CPD’s Towfiqul Islam Khan
Until September 21, Bangladeshi expatriates sent home $2 billion, compared to $1.63 billion during the same period last year
HMRC experts will support NBR in implementing key customs reforms
He also highlights the government’s obligations for investing in the stock market
