Bangladesh Economic Crisis
We must kickstart economic revival
There are many hurdles to overcome in the coming days
Take steps to clear port backlogs
Return of regular export-import activities at Ctg port is vital
Stop the downward economic spiral
Fresh sovereign rating downgrade shows much remains to be done
Ensuring smooth FDI inflow will be a challenge
Govt has a lot to do to recover business and investor confidence
Why is it taking so long to restore normal business conditions?
Govt must address the plight of low-income workers, entrepreneurs
Central bank’s autonomy crucial for the economy
Its lack of independence has had disastrous effects
No relief for consumers as inflation hits 12-year high
Lack of proper government actions is costing citizens dearly
Some much-needed policy changes
Economic reforms should not end here, though
Why are people moving back to their villages?
Rise in reverse migration has raised concerns
Who will feed the unfed?
Govt should rethink strategies to combat persistent food insecurity
Insane iftar market a mockery of price control measures
Food prices continue to climb as the holy month begins
Regulators responsible for the ailing banks
Punish wilful defaulters before banks’ health further deteriorates
Development strategies: What worked before will not in the future
Bangladesh must embrace change for a sustainable development
No time to waste as new finance minister inherits wobbly economy
The economy is losing momentum. Inflation remains stubborn. Bangladesh is facing deterioration in external buffers, with official reserves falling to $20.18 billion as of January 10, less than half their historic peak in 2021. The currency shock is lingering.
A ‘blended regime’ drives our economic and political crises
Bangladesh is now in the depths of both economic and political crises.
No end in sight to the loan default crisis
Latest figures show how persistent the problem has been
What's stopping RMG workers from getting higher wages?
Unless a holistic approach is taken, the sector will continue to fall short of international standards.
Garment sector sets worst example among industries
The R&D allocation is too meagre for an economy like Bangladesh
Spare the economy more shocks
Political instability is hurting our already fragile economy.
