Many participants in the Spring Meetings had a sense that Trump's admin was still conflicted in its demands from trading partners
The Bank has been advising developing countries to focus attention on cutting trade barriers and boosting regional flows of goods
Bangladesh’s banking sector faces significant challenges due to longstanding structural weaknesses and recent emerging risks, according to the World Bank (WB).
Bangladesh has the potential to attract significant investment and generate millions of jobs by carrying out key reforms in four promising sectors -- green readymade garments (RMG), housing for the middle class, paint and dyes, and digital financial services, according to a new report by the World Bank Group.
As much as $670 million (around Tk 8,200 crore) from slow-moving World Bank-funded projects will be repurposed, with most of the funds going towards budget support as the government looks to navigate the narrow fiscal space amid a slowing economy.
These two financial agreements will help Bangladesh achieve green growth: WB country director
The high cost of servicing foreign debt has pushed many developing countries to borrow more money from multilateral institutions like the World Bank, stretching their finances
Bangladesh to utilise the fund to speed up reforms, stabilise reserves
He speaks at a discussion organised by the Finance Division in collaboration with the World Bank
Many participants in the Spring Meetings had a sense that Trump's admin was still conflicted in its demands from trading partners
The Bank has been advising developing countries to focus attention on cutting trade barriers and boosting regional flows of goods
Bangladesh’s banking sector faces significant challenges due to longstanding structural weaknesses and recent emerging risks, according to the World Bank (WB).
Bangladesh has the potential to attract significant investment and generate millions of jobs by carrying out key reforms in four promising sectors -- green readymade garments (RMG), housing for the middle class, paint and dyes, and digital financial services, according to a new report by the World Bank Group.
As much as $670 million (around Tk 8,200 crore) from slow-moving World Bank-funded projects will be repurposed, with most of the funds going towards budget support as the government looks to navigate the narrow fiscal space amid a slowing economy.
These two financial agreements will help Bangladesh achieve green growth: WB country director
The high cost of servicing foreign debt has pushed many developing countries to borrow more money from multilateral institutions like the World Bank, stretching their finances
Bangladesh to utilise the fund to speed up reforms, stabilise reserves
He speaks at a discussion organised by the Finance Division in collaboration with the World Bank
The International Monetary Fund and World Bank annual meetings are scheduled to draw more than 10,000 people from finance ministries, central banks and civil society groups to discuss efforts to boost patchy global growth, deal with debt distress and finance the green energy transition
