Bangladesh's Forex Reserves

Forex reserves fall by half a billion in a week

It hit $19.45 billion on March 27, down from $19.98 billion on March 20

Forex reserves fall below $20 billion after import payments

$1.29 billion import bills cleared last week, which brought down the reserves to $19.99 billion on Wednesday

Forex reserves rise $377m in a week

Bangladesh's foreign currency reserves rose $377 million in a week to about $20.57 billion, central bank figures showed.

Forex reserves go above $20 billion

Bangladesh's foreign currency reserves have gone past the $20-billion mark again, central bank data showed.

Forex reserves rise $14m in a week

Bangladesh’s foreign currency reserves rose $14 million in a week to about $19.96 billion, central bank figures showed.

Reserves fall after $1.27b ACU payment

Bangladesh's foreign exchange reserves fell to $20.38 billion yesterday after the central bank settled import bills of two months through Asian Clearing Union (ACU), a top official said yesterday.

Forex reserves fall after $1.27b ACU payment

Bangladesh’s foreign exchange reserves fell to $20.38 billion yesterday after the central bank settled import bills of two months through the Asian Clearing Union (ACU), a top official said today.

Forex reserves rise to $21.45 billion

The boost to the reserves stems mainly from the purchase of US dollars from Islami Bank Bangladesh as well as the release of the installments of the loans from the IMF and the Asian Development Bank.

Forex reserves slightly up

The reserves stood at $19.16 billion as of December 13.

November 8, 2023
November 8, 2023

Reserves fall to $19.5 billion after ACU payment

$1.17 billion of ACU payment was cleared today

October 26, 2023
October 26, 2023

Forex reserves fall further to $20.89 billion

It decreased by $60 million in a week

January 31, 2023
January 31, 2023

Bangladesh’s forex reserves to hit 4-year low in FY23: IMF

Bangladesh’s gross foreign exchange is likely to stand at $30 billion at the end of 2022-23 fiscal year, lowest in four years, according to the International Monetary Fund (IMF).

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