Dhaka June 22, 2025, 3:42 pm
Banks' excess liquidity has crossed the Tk 1.0 trillion-mark again, fuelled by lower private credit growth in a sign that the investment situation has cooled.
Robert Chatterton Dickson said foreign investments can help upskill the workforce
According to a report of Special Branch (SB) of Police; it will be tough to control the prices of key kitchen goods during the upcoming fasting month if the government fails to contain the upward trend in essential items
Bhutan consented to the entry into force of the MVA among the three other countries without any obligation to it pending the completion of internal procedures for ratifying the MVA
The project, which was launched in May 2014, is scheduled to conclude on June 30, 2020
Bangladesh and Italy have agreed to further strengthen economic partnership stressing the importance of an ever more intense cooperation between the European Union and Bangladesh in the areas of trade and development.
The inflow of remittances reached US$ 11.04 billion during the July-January period of FY 2019-20, as against $9.09 billion for the same period of FY '19
BNP's mayoral candidate for the upcoming Dhaka South City Corporation (DSCC) polls Engineer Ishraq Hossain on Tuesday announced his manifesto promising to work for building Dhaka as a 'world class metropolis'.
Low-sulphur fuel prices see choppy trading
Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina on Tuesday stressed the need for exploring various avenues for greater cooperation between Bangladesh and Kosovo.
Bangladesh had to overcome many of the challenges to come to this stage of development. The fighting spirit of its creative people unleashed seamless entrepreneurship of low cost solutions for some of these challenges and mad
Funding requirement pared down by a quarter for FY'20
The decision has been taken in a bid to check duty evasion through abusing the benefit, offered for attracting power sector investment
Monetary policy keeps private borrowing rate unchanged
Bangladesh also has the least gender monthly pay gap, which means that women earn only 2.2 per cent less than men per month
Economists blame macroeconomic malaise for Q3 falloff
Dramatic rise in waivers blamed
regional GDP growth fell faster than the global average, dropping from 5.6 percent in 2018 to 3.3 percent in 2019, but was moderated by strong growth in Bangladesh, Bhutan, Maldives and Nepal
Dip in govt borrowing from savings tools key factor
A couple of schemes under first LoC still incomplete
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