The outbreak of Covid-19 forced the world to witness serious economic emergencies, social constraints, financial crisis, and loss of lives. The wave of coronavirus creates a threat to the global and domestic economic and financial stability worldwide. Developing and emerging economies worldwide are

As the Covid-19 global pandemic has mired economies around the world and thrown the future of the global economy into ambiguity, Bangladesh's economy (the ratio of trade volume to GDP was 31.5 per cent in FY 2018-19) is also affected both on the demand and supply sides. Bangladesh reported the firs

The banking sector in Bangladesh has been diligently navigating the unprecedented COVID-19 crisis since the beginning. Initially, the sector has successfully met the cash flow challenges in the economy during the general holiday (shutdown) period with some regulatory relaxations in policy rates i.e

The Covid-19 pandemic has wrecked havoc throughout this world and Bangladesh has not been spared either. All the sectors including health, communication, and economy have been affected by this deadly pandemic. World including Bangladesh had literally came to a standstill during the early months of

COVID-19 pandemic has caused an unprecedented devastation globally. UNDP has identified it as the greatest challenge we have faced since World War Two. Globally, there have been approximately 30 million confirmed cases of COVID-19, including 0.9 million deaths, reported to WHO as of mid-September,

In Bangladesh, during the nationwide general holiday (shutdown) period, the businesses in various sectors were forced to temporarily pull down their shutters to stem the spread of the deadly virus. Following the recommendations of the government as well as the changing consumer behaviour, some sect

Plagues and epidemics have ravaged humanity throughout its existence, often changing the course of history and, at times, signaling the end of entire civilizations. Over the last century quite a number of plagues, epidemics have pulverised the human race. The Spanish Flu (1918-1920), Asian Flu (19

Being in the corona war, policymakers worldwide are engaged in damage-control of the economic losses at the moment and preparing for confronting the upcoming economic crisis. In addition, there are evidences and indications that financial and banking industries around the globe might have to face r