US tariff impact on Bangladesh exports

High tariffs on Bangladeshi clothes disruptive: Paul Krugman

There is a national security rationale for domestic production, but also for friendshoring and for nearshoring, because the stuff that's close by is a lot easier to secure, he says

Some US RMG buyers want price cuts

The local suppliers are now trying to negotiate prices of garments under the new tariff regime

Proper steps needed to address the US tariff crisis

Bold diplomacy, united efforts essential

Dhaka confident of riding out tariff storm

Bangladeshi exporters remain optimistic about withstanding the Trump administration’s sweeping tariffs, hoping that bold diplomacy and a united front at home will shield them from the trade shock.

Tariff twist leaves exporters on edge

A $100 shipment of T-shirts or jeans from Dhaka would face nearly $49 in import taxes at a US port, compared to just $11.56 now

Bangladesh moves to deal with US tariff shock

As new US tariffs shake global trade routes, Bangladesh is pursuing a plan to reduce its trade imbalance with the US through targeted import increases, regulatory reforms and behind-the-scenes diplomacy. Bangladesh is not panicking and may even stand to gain, officials said yesterday.

Bangladesh earned Tk 1,500cr tariff from US imports in FY24

"Bangladesh generates a negligible amount of revenue from taxes levied on goods imported from the United States"

The new trade disorder: US reciprocal tariffs and Bangladesh

The extent of the latest bout of tariff slaps across so many countries has come as a major shock and is unprecedented

Footwear exporters see opportunity in US tariffs

As the United States moves to impose reciprocal tariffs, concerns are mounting among Bangladeshi exporters, particularly in the footwear and pharmaceutical sectors, over potential implications for the country’s trade prospects.

April 8, 2025
April 8, 2025

High tariffs on Bangladeshi clothes disruptive: Paul Krugman

There is a national security rationale for domestic production, but also for friendshoring and for nearshoring, because the stuff that's close by is a lot easier to secure, he says

April 8, 2025
April 8, 2025

Some US RMG buyers want price cuts

The local suppliers are now trying to negotiate prices of garments under the new tariff regime

April 7, 2025
April 7, 2025

Proper steps needed to address the US tariff crisis

Bold diplomacy, united efforts essential

April 7, 2025
April 7, 2025

Dhaka confident of riding out tariff storm

Bangladeshi exporters remain optimistic about withstanding the Trump administration’s sweeping tariffs, hoping that bold diplomacy and a united front at home will shield them from the trade shock.

April 6, 2025
April 6, 2025

Tariff twist leaves exporters on edge

A $100 shipment of T-shirts or jeans from Dhaka would face nearly $49 in import taxes at a US port, compared to just $11.56 now

April 6, 2025
April 6, 2025

Bangladesh moves to deal with US tariff shock

As new US tariffs shake global trade routes, Bangladesh is pursuing a plan to reduce its trade imbalance with the US through targeted import increases, regulatory reforms and behind-the-scenes diplomacy. Bangladesh is not panicking and may even stand to gain, officials said yesterday.

April 6, 2025
April 6, 2025

Bangladesh earned Tk 1,500cr tariff from US imports in FY24

"Bangladesh generates a negligible amount of revenue from taxes levied on goods imported from the United States"

April 4, 2025
April 4, 2025

The new trade disorder: US reciprocal tariffs and Bangladesh

The extent of the latest bout of tariff slaps across so many countries has come as a major shock and is unprecedented

April 4, 2025
April 4, 2025

Footwear exporters see opportunity in US tariffs

As the United States moves to impose reciprocal tariffs, concerns are mounting among Bangladeshi exporters, particularly in the footwear and pharmaceutical sectors, over potential implications for the country’s trade prospects.

April 4, 2025
April 4, 2025

Bangladesh must push for urgent US trade talks

Business leaders and economists have called upon the government to initiate immediate high-level negotiations with the United States administration following President Donald Trump’s imposition of reciprocal tariffs, warning that failure to secure concessions could erode the nation’s competitive edge in its most lucrative export market.