Bangladesh’s economy may have regained some stability in recent months, but it now stands at a critical point, with inflation, financial sector weaknesses, low investment, governance shortcomings and ...

Former Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina frequently claimed that Bangladesh was a "market economy." But is it? A market economy is, by definition, a capitalist economy guided by prices, competition, and ...

Bangladesh’s economy today is not collapsing; it is undergoing a difficult but necessary reconstruction after more than a ...

Chairman Md Abdur Rahman Khan said the country has already slipped into a debt trap and must confront the problem ...

Bangladesh also managed recent natural disasters better than expected, he said, adding, “These are the indicators in my positive basket.” ...

Bangladesh’s external debt rose to US$104,487 million in 2024, up from $101,371 million the previous year, driven by higher ...

Bangladesh slips into debt trap with rising debt-servicing costs and falling tax-to-GDP ratio, warns revenue authority chief.

Bangladeshs revenue chief warns of a debt trap, with debt servicing becoming a major budget expense and tax-to-GDP ratio ...

Professor Mahbubullah expressed deep concern over what he termed a “sluggish and depressed” investment environment, warning that Bangladesh’s productive base is not expanding fast enough to absorb ...

The agreement, signed today at the BEPZA Complex in Dhaka, with a proposed investment of $ 10.32 million, has created ...

Violence and tension partly linked to the judgement against Hasina adds uncertainty to parliamentary elections scheduled ...

Dhaka, Dec 8 (PTI) Bangladesh has slipped into a “debt trap” with debt-servicing emerging as the second-largest budget ...