Dhaka Chamber of Commerce & Industry (DCCI)
Could lower policy rate if inflation is reduced: BB governor
Ahsan H Mansur says in a meeting with a delegation of the Dhaka Chamber
Measures for macroeconomic stability, trade, investment insufficient
Although some steps were taken in the right direction, the measures proposed in the budget for the upcoming fiscal year centring macroeconomic stability, trade and investment are insufficient, experts and businesspeople opined in a discussion.
Developing effective ESG compliance strategy a must now: DCCI
Analysts discuss environmental, social and corporate governance (ESG) compliance strategies at Dhaka Chamber event
Policy support can help earn $10b from semiconductor manufacture by 2041
Bangladesh would be able to earn $10 billion from semiconductor manufacturing by 2041 if proper policy support is ensured, according to Zunaid Ahmed Palak, state minister for telecom and ICT.
Rationalise public sector borrowing to encourage private borrowing: DCCI
The leading chamber says in response to the monetary policy for FY24
‘Stronger bilateral ties to attract more Japanese investment to Bangladesh’
DCCI President Sameer Sattar says
Cut energy prices when global rates fall: DCCI
The global economic crisis and supply shortage may fuel energy prices in Bangladesh, but the local rates should be adjusted and decreased when the international prices fall, Dhaka Chamber President Barrister Md Sameer Sattar said today.
‘Electricity tariff hike a challenge for private sector’
The recent retail electricity tariff hike will ultimately create an additional economic burden on the smooth operations of the private sector and power intensive industries, Dhaka Chamber of Commerce and Industry (DCCI) President Barrister Md Sameer Sattar said.
Proper utilisation of credit guarantee scheme inevitable for revival of CMSMEs
Proper utilisation of the credit guarantee scheme is inevitable for the revival of cottage, micro, small and medium enterprises (CMSMEs), said Bangladesh Bank Deputy Governor Abu Farah Md Nasser today.
Could lower policy rate if inflation is reduced: BB governor
Ahsan H Mansur says in a meeting with a delegation of the Dhaka Chamber
Measures for macroeconomic stability, trade, investment insufficient
Although some steps were taken in the right direction, the measures proposed in the budget for the upcoming fiscal year centring macroeconomic stability, trade and investment are insufficient, experts and businesspeople opined in a discussion.
Developing effective ESG compliance strategy a must now: DCCI
Analysts discuss environmental, social and corporate governance (ESG) compliance strategies at Dhaka Chamber event
Policy support can help earn $10b from semiconductor manufacture by 2041
Bangladesh would be able to earn $10 billion from semiconductor manufacturing by 2041 if proper policy support is ensured, according to Zunaid Ahmed Palak, state minister for telecom and ICT.
Rationalise public sector borrowing to encourage private borrowing: DCCI
The leading chamber says in response to the monetary policy for FY24
‘Stronger bilateral ties to attract more Japanese investment to Bangladesh’
DCCI President Sameer Sattar says
Cut energy prices when global rates fall: DCCI
The global economic crisis and supply shortage may fuel energy prices in Bangladesh, but the local rates should be adjusted and decreased when the international prices fall, Dhaka Chamber President Barrister Md Sameer Sattar said today.
‘Electricity tariff hike a challenge for private sector’
The recent retail electricity tariff hike will ultimately create an additional economic burden on the smooth operations of the private sector and power intensive industries, Dhaka Chamber of Commerce and Industry (DCCI) President Barrister Md Sameer Sattar said.
Proper utilisation of credit guarantee scheme inevitable for revival of CMSMEs
Proper utilisation of the credit guarantee scheme is inevitable for the revival of cottage, micro, small and medium enterprises (CMSMEs), said Bangladesh Bank Deputy Governor Abu Farah Md Nasser today.
'Congenial ecosystem needed for startups to thrive'
Startups are doing relatively well in Bangladesh but their success rate is not quite satisfactory owing to problems from a lack of access to finance to age-old valuation process to a dearth of private equity and incubation, said speakers and industry people today.