Sajid Amit

Money lent to build productive capacity, to factories, machines, and exports, adds to the supply of goods as it adds to the supply of money. Photo: TBS
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The secret ingredient missing from Bangladesh's growth recipe

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Bangladesh’s CFOs are leaving a fortune on the table

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The national budget Bangladesh needs: Resuscitating the markets and the broader economy

Walking the tightrope: Bangladesh’s Tk40,000 crore industrial revival in a world of supply shocks
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Walking the tightrope: Bangladesh’s Tk40,000 crore industrial revival in a world of supply shocks

Infographic: TBS
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Dhaka’s market re-rating will be decided in the Strait of Hormuz

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Keynes, monetary policy, inflation and imperialism

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The last ships have sailed: Bangladesh stands at the edge of an energy abyss

Investing in a time of war
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Investing in a time of war

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Six days in: How I am reading the tea leaves of war and implications for our economy

Smoke rises following an explosion in Tehran, 28 February 2026. Photo: Reuters
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The fire across the water: I called this. Here Is what comes next

The physics of stock market rallies
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The physics of stock market rallies

2026: The beginning of a reset
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2026: The beginning of a reset

The DSEX has typically absorbed excess liquidity as Treasury yields begin to fall from recent highs. Photo: TBS
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The DSEX paradox: Remittances, rates, and the ghost of elections past