Meanwhile, for the current fiscal year, the IMF now expects a 3.8% growth rate, which is lower than the Bangladesh Bureau of Statistics' estimate of 3.97%.

Bangladesh's foreign exchange reserves have surged to $27.31 billion, bolstered by record remittance inflows and fresh disbursements from the International Monetary Fund (IMF).

Speakers at a seminar on Tuesday highlighted that Bangladesh's automobile sector is navigating a complex landscape marked by declining vehicle registrations, high import costs, and significant public ...

As Bangladesh inches closer to its long-anticipated graduation from the Least Developed Country (LDC) category in November ...

Bangladesh's foreign exchange reserves rose to $22.24 billion (as per BPM-6) today (24 June) following the addition of $350 million in funds from the World Bank. This increase follows yesterday's ...

BBS’s provisional GDP growth estimates for FY25 unveiled a second consecutive year of growth recession. Given the trials ...

ISLAMABAD: The formal dairy sector has requested the government to reduce sales tax on milk from 18 percent to ...