Washington, April 9 – The World Bank says that Bangladesh’s economy is expected to experience a gradual recovery after a period of slowdown, supported by improving domestic demand and stabilizing conditions.Growth is projected at 3.9 per cent in the fiscal year 2025-26, reflecting the impact...
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Dhaka, February 19 – Business confidence weakened, industrial production slowed, and there were no significant new initiatives or major domestic or foreign investments in Bangladesh under the leadership of Muhammad Yunus, who had taken over as the Chief Advisor of the interim government during a...
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New Delhi, February 16 – Bangladesh's reciprocal trade agreement, signed with the United States earlier this month and initially hailed as a success, has now drawn criticism over specific details, particularly the "cotton clause," which has created uncertainty, especially among the country's...