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ADB approves $250m policy-based loan for Bangladesh CMSMEs

The Asian Development Bank (ADB) on Saturday approved a $250 million policy-based loan to support Bangladesh’s economic recovery following the COVID-19 pandemic. The Board of Directors of the Manila-based lender has approved the $250 million loan, the first sub-programme of...

Bangladesh’s development plan to address Covid-19 consequences: Official

The country’s long-term development plan needs to include measures to...

Stimulus: boon to midsize units, bane for minors

Loan disbursement from the stimulus package dedicated to cottage, micro,...

China declares all cryptocurrency transactions illegal

China's central bank on Friday declared all transactions involving Bitcoin...

Bangladesh's economic recovery ‘on track’, says central bank

The central bank sees a possible broad-based economic recovery in...

Bangabandhu’s ‘Sonar Bangla’ dream yet to come true: Development thinkers

Bangladesh still has a long way to go to accomplish...

Bangladesh Bank eases rules to release foreign exchange for private purposes

The central bank of Bangladesh has simplified its regulations on...

‘Interest rates on savings tools still higher than other deposit schemes’

Finance Minister AHM Mustafa Kamal has said although the government...

Bangladesh "on a mission" as WB tells the story of development journey 

A relatively young country having gained independence a little over...

ADB cuts Bangladesh growth forecast in pandemic fallout

The Asian Development Bank has cut Bangladesh’s growth forecast from...

ADB launches new partnership strategy for Bangladesh

The Asian Development Bank (ADB) has launched a new country...

Govt slashes rates on savings certificates

The government on Tuesday lowered the rate of return on...

Bangladesh Bank relaxes forex rules in export, import

The Bangladesh Bank (BB) has brought relaxation in foreign-exchange regulations...

Four more products will receive cash incentives against export, says BB

Four more products will get cash incentives from the government...

Saudi Arabia keen to invest more in Bangladesh

Noting that Bangladesh has an investment-friendly climate, the Saudi investment...

Nagad gives Tk 33.2m to postal dept as revenue share in FY21

Mobile financial service Nagad has handed over Tk 33.20 million...

Banks' commissions cut to squeeze savings certificate sales growth

The government presses the brake on sales of national savings...

Islamic banks see liquidity glut, investment holdup blamed

A glut of idle money and a concurrent investment holdup...

Revenue growth during pandemic attributed to rise in source-tax

Government's growing dependence on at-source-tax collection, including tax on service-holders'...

Commerce minister seeks support to LDCs for 12 more years

Commerce minister Tipu Munshi has urged all parties to support...

Rediscovery of Bangladesh's economic priorities emphasised

Bangladesh can emulate Vietnam's development experiences by adapting their policies...

Harnessing man-made fibre potential vital for Bangladesh economy

As Bangladesh struggles to keep its position as the second-largest...

Money for poor pours into wrong pockets, says WB

Some 49-66 per cent of Bangladesh's social-safety-net-allowance-and food-support beneficiaries are...

Facebook, Google, Amazon pay Tk 45.99m VAT in August

Popular social media Facebook, e-commerce giant Amazon, and American multinational...

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