Christmas shipment, however, faces a slowdown

The bank was created through the merger of five troubled Islamic banks

Both commitments and disbursements of foreign loans increased in Q1 of FY26

The sugar mill in Jamalpur has a debt of Tk 656.75 crore, mostly bank interest

The closure is part of a nationwide protest announced by the Mobile Business Community Bangladesh

India’s economy grew faster than expected in the last quarter, official data showed Friday, but the impact from US tariffs is expected to bite in the rest of the financial year.

Says a leader of ceramic manufacturers’ association

Depositors can withdraw up to Tk 2 lakh immediately: BB governor

BB governor says as businesses demand action

Four companies, three individuals awarded for contributions to digital finance, e‑commerce, health‑tech and innovation

The move comes after farmers repeatedly complained about paying higher than government-set rates for fertilisers

Factories are failing to utilise the available energy, with some losing a large chunk of their potential energy because of old machinery, lack of proper audits, and policies that exist largely on paper, experts have said...The inefficiency and wastage have become two of the major cri

The Bangladesh Cold Storage Association (BCSA) will organise the event

The bank will begin operations with Tk 35,000 crore of capital, highest in Bangladesh

A default rate exceeding one-third of total loans poses a severe challenge, he said

Northern chars evolved from temporary settlements into thriving agricultural hubs

Assets such as land, houses, flats, buildings, and shares are more than figures on a form

The high volume of non-performing loans (NPLs) in Bangladesh’s banking sector is creating risks of a credit crunch, weakening investment, collapsing investor confidence, and even stagflation, according to the Policy Research Institute of Bangladesh (PRI).

Eminent economist Debapriya Bhattacharya yesterday said the amount of non-performing loans (NPLs) or default loans exposes the real picture of the banking sector.

The government has approved a 10 percent reduction in the price of the 700 MHz frequency band, often called the “golden spectrum” for mobile networks, as the Bangladesh Telecommunication Regulatory Commission (BTRC) prepares for an auction.