$1.63 billion of ACU payment was settled today

Food ministry, BBS and GAIN worked together for it

The contraceptive pill named Levonorgestrel 1.5 mg is known by its brand name of Novella-1

Russell T Ahmed has been reelected as the president of the Bangladesh Association of Software and Information Services (BASIS) for a two-year term..M Rashidul Hasan was elected as senior vice president of the apex tread body of Bangladesh's ICT industry..It elected two other vice pre

However, workers resumed operations today early morning

150 companies of 15 countries are taking part in the events

The reserves hit $19.83 billion on May 8

Dollar price rose just a day after the introduction of the crawling peg

The first-ever Purchasing Managers' Index shows slower expansion at 62.2 in April

CPD Distinguished Fellow Mustafizur Rahman says

Nearly 80 percent of households of plainland ethnic minority communities have no access to credit, be it formal or informal sources, as per a new study made public yesterday.

Zahid Hussain, a former lead economist of the World Bank’s Dhaka office, termed as the most significant step the abolition of the SMART system among the three changes brought yesterday by the central bank.

PRI Executive Director Ahsan H Mansur says

IMF mission concluded its 15-day visit to Bangladesh today

The prime index of the DSE decreased 0.6% before closing the day at 5,690.78

Cooperation is sought for product development, technology upgradation, monitoring and financial literacy

The tax on cigarettes in Bangladesh should be raised in the national budget for fiscal 2024-25 to boost the country’s revenue generation and minimise health risks, according to experts.

302 industries will make the investments

Bangladesh will face a severe crisis in 2026 as the government has availed a significant amount of loans from foreign lending agencies and local banks which it will have to repay, said Bhattacharya.

The crawling peg system for the taka is a delayed and, perhaps, inadequate response to the bleeding of forex reserves. Some economists suggest the central bank should go beyond this formula and open the exchange rate to market forces to stop the continuous erosion of reserves. Either way, exporters and remitters will celebrate more flexibility in the exchange rate.