Bangladesh expects an off-the-cuff US$1.835-billion financing from the World Bank for use before the close of the current fiscal year to cushion the economy against mounting external shocks, sources say. Of the amount, the financier has proposed an emergency financing fund worth up to $250 million
Utilise the upcoming budget as a strategic instrument for reviving economic growth and restoring macroeconomic stability, economists urge the government as they find Bangladesh's economy under "significant strain". Speaking Thursday, they said the country's macroeconomic situation continued to be
Experts and economists have urged the government to use the national budget for the next fiscal year as a strategic instrument to revive economic growth while maintaining macroeconomic stability, warning that Bangladesh’s economy remains under severe stress amid persistently high inflation, s
A candid admission comes from the finance minister that many well-established companies are facing acute capital shortages, in a crunch he attributes to lack of "fair competition" and governance gaps. "Many big companies and banks are in serious capital shortage," Finance and Planning Minister Ami
Finance and Planning Minister Amir Khosru Mahmud Chowdhury on Wednesday said auditors should remain self-regulated for their own interests and take advantage of the country’s emerging economic opportunities. He said Bangladesh is now at a crossroads in transforming its economy through substa
