FY26

FY26

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Bangladesh’s top export destinations in H1 FY26

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Bangladesh economy to grow 4.6%, inflation to ease to 7.1% in FY26: UN report 

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Govt approves direct procurement of EPI vaccines for FY26

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Highest remittance-earning districts in FY26 (Jul-Nov)

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Top non-RMG export earners of Bangladesh in FY26 (July-November)

An illustration showing the flags of Bangladesh and Saudi Arabia next to each other, with a background of US dollar bills and a figure carrying a large stack of money, representing remittance inflows.

Saudi Arabia surges ahead as Bangladesh’s top remittance source

An illustration showing a hand holding a bag of money with a dollar sign, as winged banknotes and coins fly towards a map of Bangladesh, with an arrow pointing to Dhaka.

Which divisions lead in remittance earnings in Q1 FY26?

An illustration of a globe as a piggy bank with gold coins and a rising red arrow, symbolizing the growth in foreign aid and economic investment in Bangladesh.

World Bank leads foreign aid disbursement in Q1 FY26

ICB posts significant loss of Tk153cr in first quarter

ICB posts significant loss of Tk153cr in first quarter

A collage illustrating Bangladesh's non-RMG exports, showing global logistics, the word 'EXPORT', and various products like leather goods, produce, textiles, and a robotic arm.

Who are the top non-RMG export earners of Bangladesh in July-October?

Mohammad Hatem, President, BKMEA (Left), M Masrur Reaz, Chairman, Policy Exchange Bangladesh(Center), Mohammad Abdur Razzaque, Chairman, RAPID(Right). Sketch: TBS

Rising targets, stalled reforms: Can Bangladesh deliver on FY26 export goals?

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FY26 monetary policy: To ease when is the question

File Photo: The International Monetary Fund (IMF) logo is seen outside the headquarters building in Washington, US, September 4, 2018. REUTERS/Yuri Gripas/File Photo

IMF lowers Bangladesh's GDP growth for FY26 to 5.4%