Funds include $1.3 billion from IMF
These talks follow discussions held during the 2025 IMF-World Bank Spring Meetings in Washington late April
The government has yet to reach a consensus with the International Monetary Fund on adopting a market-based exchange rate -- the only remaining condition for releasing the fourth and fifth instalments of the $4.7 billion loan.
The government and the International Monetary Fund are set to meet again today for another round of negotiations over the release of the fourth and fifth tranches of a $4.7 billion loan programme.
It is worth looking beyond the immediate economic cost of the IMF loan
Led by Finance Adviser Salehuddin Ahmed, the Bangladesh delegation held a series of meetings with IMF representatives in Washington.
The International Monetary Fund has no major disagreement with Bangladesh over reforms to the National Board of Revenue, one of the conditions set by the lender for the fourth and fifth instalments of the $4.7 billion loan.
IMF left Bangladesh without any decision on the release of next tranches of a loan.
The global lender said such an agreement would pave the way for completing the combined third and fourth reviews
Funds include $1.3 billion from IMF
These talks follow discussions held during the 2025 IMF-World Bank Spring Meetings in Washington late April
The government has yet to reach a consensus with the International Monetary Fund on adopting a market-based exchange rate -- the only remaining condition for releasing the fourth and fifth instalments of the $4.7 billion loan.
The government and the International Monetary Fund are set to meet again today for another round of negotiations over the release of the fourth and fifth tranches of a $4.7 billion loan programme.
It is worth looking beyond the immediate economic cost of the IMF loan
Led by Finance Adviser Salehuddin Ahmed, the Bangladesh delegation held a series of meetings with IMF representatives in Washington.
The International Monetary Fund has no major disagreement with Bangladesh over reforms to the National Board of Revenue, one of the conditions set by the lender for the fourth and fifth instalments of the $4.7 billion loan.
IMF left Bangladesh without any decision on the release of next tranches of a loan.
The global lender said such an agreement would pave the way for completing the combined third and fourth reviews
The visiting mission of the International Monetary Fund (IMF) is prioritising four conditions for releasing two instalments of an ongoing $4.7 billion loan programme, according to Finance Adviser Salehuddin Ahmed.
