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Industrial credit release rises over dollar price hike

Industrial loan disbursements increased slightly by 10 per cent in the first half of the 2023-24 financial year compared with those in the same period of FY 2022-23, driven mainly by high dollar rates...

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The reign of the dollar

IN EARLY June, a rumour began to circulate — which was widely reported in the Indian press as true — that the government of Saudi Arabia had allowed its...

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Dollar crisis deepens economic woes in Bangladesh

The persistent dollar crisis in Bangladesh has exacerbated various economic issues, including inflation, rising business costs, an energy crisis, and mounting government foreign debt payments...

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Manufacturing sector hit by high inflation, dollar crisis: MCCI

The manufacturing sector of the country has been hindered by lower consumption in both domestic and external level amid high inflation, import restrictions due to a dollar crisis and shortage of gas and electricity over the past few months, according to the Metropolitan Chamber of Commerce and Industry’s economic review...

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Interest payment doubles in 10 months

The payment of interest by the government against foreign loans became more than double in the first 10 months of the outgoing FY24 against the backdrop dollar shortage...

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CPB blames lack of good governance for economic failure

Politicians, academics and professionals on Wednesday at a discussion said that lack of good governance was responsible for the economic failure of the country and the increase of dollar price and abnormal increase of prices of essential commodities were secondary causes...

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PM apprised of debt payment challenges

The latest depreciation of the local currency by Tk 7 against the US dollar will push up the foreign loan payment from the initial projection in the new...

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Dollar rate jumps to Tk 125 each on kerb market

The dollar rate on the open market, also called as kerb market, saw a sharp rise on Thursday, with the rate rising by Tk 7 a dollar to reach Tk 125 a dollar following the Bangladesh Bank’s decision to raise the official rate of the greenback to Tk 117 in the previous day...

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Bangladesh Bank raises dollar rate to Tk 117

Bangladesh Bank on Wednesday devalued the local currency significantly to Tk 117 against each US dollar as it introduced the much-talked-about Crawling Peg Exchange Rate System for buying and selling dollars...

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BB opens lending rate to market amid IMF pressures

The Bangladesh Bank on Wednesday scrapped its SMART rate policy of determining lending rate and shifted to the market-based approach amid International Monetary Fund’s pressures...

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FY25 national budget on June 6

The national budget for the financial year 2024-2025 will be announced on June 6 in parliament against the backdrop of persistent dollar shortages and...

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US stocks rise on tech outlook as yen rebounds

The yen rebounded Monday from a 34-year low against the dollar after what some traders speculate could have been the first intervention by Japanese authorities to support the weakening currency since late 2022...

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Banks’ forex holdings drop in March

The volume of foreign currencies held by the country’s commercial banks dropped in March amid increased demand, driven by a severe shortage of...

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De-dollarization and BRICS’ ascendancy

IN THE aftermath of the prolonged conflict between Russia and Ukraine and the aggravating Middle East crisis, where escalating humanitarian crises compound existing tensions, the global landscape has undergone...

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Dollar deposits by banks drop

The Bangladesh Bank has received about $1.48 billion from banks under its currency swap arrangement which began on February 15...

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BB sells $11.67b to banks in 10 months

The Bangladesh Bank sold $11.67 billion from its foreign exchange reserves to banks in less than 10 months amid a severe dollar crisis faced by the country’s banks...

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Import restrictions bring no major let-up

Import restrictions on luxury items and other policies implemented by the government during the past two years have failed to tackle the dollar shortage and ease the economic crisis.