Dhaka February 16, 2026, 6:08 am
Covid-19 pandemic is severely impacting the Bangladeshi economy
The National Board of Revenue (NBR) lagged behind its revised target by 26.29 per cent until April due to an economic slowdown caused by the COVID-19 pandemic.
The economy's almost all major indicators have dipped, drained by sluggish economic activities in the wake of shutdowns aimed at stemming the spread of coronavirus.
The government has cut the demand for more than Tk 18 billion from three major projects,
A sharp decrease in job postings has occurred across all industries of Bangladesh with variations
The Internal Resources Division of the Finance Ministry on May 18 issued a directive reducing the limit with immediate effect
Over a third of European foreign direct investment (FDI) projects announced in 2019
According to the Value Added Tax and Supplementary Duty Act, VAT returns are mandatory within the next 15 days of the prescribed month
At least 34 Japanese companies operating in China have shown interest to relocate their units to Bangladesh.
The Covid-19 pandemic has started a rapidly declining trend in input demand, forward market trade, and basic supply chain functions
Law ministry says the president issued the ordinance considering the situation of the country due to the novel coronavirus
The BHBFC has asked for Tk100 crore from the stimulus package and the remaining Tk1,000 from the government exchequer
The inter-bank call money rate remained almost stable on Wednesday,
The government has decided to devise a strategic plan on incentives and other benefits to be offered to prospective foreign investors who will relocate their businesses to Bangladesh in the post-Covid-19 period.
The COVID-19 pandemic has pushed 22.9 per cent people of the country below poverty line apart
Harvard University professor Carmen Reinhart has been appointed as the new vice president and chief economist of World Bank (WB),
A visionary leader Nurul Majid Mahmud Humayun has been focusing on generating new employment through modernisation of state-owned companies like fertilizer units and attracting foreign and local investment, thus working towar
Four leading business organisations and a private sector economic policy think- tank have launched a new platform to chart out and execute the recovery of the private sector dynamism.
The approval came from the meeting of the National Economic Council
Zarchi Lwin pawned her only two gold bangles for $140 when the owner of the Myanmar factory
