Ferdaus Ara Begum

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Beyond tariffs: The complex reality of US demands

Bangladesh’s export data system suffers from a lack of coordination among institutions, resulting in inefficiencies and inconsistencies. Photo: TBS
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Bangladesh’s export data challenges: Towards transparency and harmonisation

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Madrid Protocol and the Trademark (Amendment) Act 2025: Is Bangladesh ready?

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Zero hour of FY26 budget analysis and its acceptance

Payra port boasts a robust infrastructure, including road networks, warehouses, terminals, administrative buildings, and a river dredging system. Photo: TBS
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Rethinking the case of Payra: Port infrastructure diversification is a priority

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Budget 2025–26: Question of sustainability for private investment

The introduction of the reciprocal tariffs by the US administration has further complicated international trade dynamics. Photo: REUTERS/Amit Dave/File Photo
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Tariff war: What can Bangladesh's survival strategy be?

The Jamdani Saree was the country’s first GI product, registered in 2016. Since then, the number has grown to 51. Photo: TBS
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How GI products can drive sustainable export growth post LDC graduation

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Startup Connect 2025 brings new hope for innovative investment

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Bangladesh Bank’s new master circular: Can revised ICMSME financing boost Bangladesh’s manufacturing?

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Shaping up realistic policies for upcoming budget

Policy tools alone cannot control inflation
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Policy tools alone cannot control inflation

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Monetary policy alone cannot tame inflation, but can restore stability