The first shipment was sent to Beko’s washing machine factory in Romania’s Ulmi
The drug is also prescribed for Parkinson's disease
The central bank should adopt a more supportive stance, the chamber says
The move was announced in BB’s latest monetary policy statement for the first half of FY26
The banking regulator unveils monetary policy statement for July-December 2025
BB highlights inflation, NPLs, and tariff shocks as key concerns
The target has been revised down due to a lack of appetite among borrowers
BB said the 10 percent policy rate would remain in place for the July-December period
No form of supervision will be able to ensure a sound banking sector unless there is a change in the country’s politics and an end to political influence over banks, said Bangladesh Bank Governor Ahsan H Mansur yesterday.
Consumer prices eased to their lowest level in nearly three years in June, according to official data, offering tentative signs of economic stabilisation after months of monetary tightening by the central bank.
Customs House, Chattogram, the country’s highest revenue-generating customs station for more than three decades, collected Tk 75,432 crore in the just-ended fiscal year (FY) 2024-25, according to provisional estimates..This marks a 9.71 percent increase from the previous year’s collection.
The jury committee lauded his "visionary leadership and pioneering role in transforming the travel sector in Bangladesh"
The easing was driven by declines in both food and non-food inflation
Political and social issues also alarm
The Bangladesh Sustainable and Renewable Energy Association yesterday urged the interim government to reconsider its cancellation of 31 letters of intent that the past regime had signed with potential investors in solar power projects without adopting any tender process...A letter of
The stability of Bangladesh’s banking sector is under serious threat, and it’s no longer an abstract issue confined to industry insiders or economists.
The country’s private sector remains hamstrung by red tape, political uncertainty, and rising costs, all of which pose a serious threat to economic progress, according to Mohammed Amirul Haque, founding managing director and chief executive officer of Premier Cement Mills Limited.
