Bangladesh鈥檚 current account balance returned to surplus in the fiscal year 2024鈥�25 for the first time in eight years, driven by a surge in remittance inflows and export earnings, alongside sluggish import growth reflecting weak investment demand...
Bangladesh鈥檚 current account deficit reduced much in the first 11 months of the 2024鈥�25 fiscal year, mainly due to a strong rise in remittance inflows...
Bangladesh recorded an all-time high of $30.32 billion in remittance inflows in the 2024鈥�25 fiscal year, reflecting a 26.8 per cent year-on-year jump, due to some government聽 measures including higher cash incentives, streamlined regulations, and efforts to boost formal transfer channels...
The dollar holdings of Bangladesh鈥檚 commercial banks increased for the third consecutive month in March, due mainly to a sharp rise in remittance inflows and export earnings, according to Bangladesh Bank data...
Bangladesh鈥檚 gross foreign exchange reserves, calculated under International Monetary Fund guidelines, crossed $21 billion again, driven by strong remittance inflows and export earnings...
Remittance inflows to Bangladesh surpassed $2.5 billion in February as expatriates sent additional funds presumably to support their families ahead of Ramadan...
The country鈥檚 current account balance turned positive in July-December period of FY25, primarily due to a sharp surge in remittance inflows, compared to the same period in FY24...
Bangladesh鈥檚 gross foreign exchange reserve, as per the International Monetary Fund鈥檚 guidelines, increased by $384 million in a month, due largely to higher remittance inflows and a halt in the Bangladesh Bank鈥檚 dollar sales...