Govt bank borrowing decreases in FY25
The government’s net borrowing from commercial banks decreased in the 2024–25 financial year compared with the previous fiscal year, driven largely by a surge in foreign loan inflows...
The government’s net borrowing from commercial banks decreased in the 2024–25 financial year compared with the previous fiscal year, driven largely by a surge in foreign loan inflows...
The government repaid $3.2 billion to creditors to service foreign debts in the first nine months of the current financial year (2024-25)...
The country’s external debts fell by $736 million at the end of December 2024 due largely to the clearing of overdue payments and the interim government’s restrained approach to new overseas borrowing.
The government has continued facing pressure regarding the external debt management in eight months (July-February) of the 2024-25 financial year.
Private sector short-term foreign loans dropped below $10 billion in January for the first time in four years as businesses prioritised repaying existing loans over securing new ones, amid ongoing political unrest in the country...
The megaprojects implemented mostly with foreign loans by the now ousted Awami League regime have left the nation with concerns over the debt trap amid the questionable expected returns...
The disbursement of foreign loans in the first four month of the current financial year dropped by 26 per cent due mainly to the regime change in the country, economists said...
The amount of private sector short-term foreign loans dropped to $10.72 billion in September, hitting its lowest in three years and six months amid slow business and increased repayments...
The foreign exchange reserves in Bangladesh, according to the International Monetary Fund guidelines, increased to nearly $22 billion on June 27 from $18.64 billion in May...
The amount of private sector short-term foreign loans increased in April, as businesses turned to overseas loans considering rising interest rates and liquidity crunch in the...
THE national budget for the 2025 financial year, which the finance minister proposed in the parliament on June 6, is high-deficit, with an aim to make up for the shortfall with resources coming from domestic borrowing, 20.2 per cent of the total outlay of Tk 7,970 billion, and foreign loans, 11.4 per cent, along with expected foreign grants of 0.5 per cent...