BD Exports FY2026-27 YTD (July-August) $9.16B +5.4% YoY BD Exports FY2025-26 (Full Year) $48.00B -0.6% YoY RMG Export (HS 61+62) $38.70B 80.6% of exports Top Destination United States $9.05B (+4.1%) Jute (HS 53) $751M Footwear (HS 64) $1.22B Leather Goods (HS 42) $400M Pharma (HS 30) $238M BGMEA Members 4,275 Japan EPA Active Feb 2026 EU EBA Duty-Free HS Codes 7,498 BD Exports FY2026-27 YTD (July-August) $9.16B +5.4% YoY BD Exports FY2025-26 (Full Year) $48.00B -0.6% YoY RMG Export (HS 61+62) $38.70B 80.6% of exports Top Destination United States $9.05B (+4.1%) Jute (HS 53) $751M Footwear (HS 64) $1.22B Leather Goods (HS 42) $400M Pharma (HS 30) $238M BGMEA Members 4,275 Japan EPA Active Feb 2026 EU EBA Duty-Free HS Codes 7,498

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278 news articles tagged with "Bangladesh Bank"

Bangladesh Bank Eases Forex Rules for Freelancers and IT Service Exporters
Economy & Finance ★ Editor's Pick Jul 22, 2026

Bangladesh Bank Eases Forex Rules for Freelancers and IT Service Exporters

Bangladesh Bank has introduced new measures to simplify foreign currency transactions for freelancers and individual service exporters. IT freelancers can now retain 50% of export earnings in USD, transactions up to $20,000 need no formal declaration, and dual-currency "Freelancer Cards" will be issued.

Bangladesh GDP Growth Declines for Third Consecutive Quarter, BBS Data Shows
Economy & Finance ★ Editor's Pick Jul 20, 2026

Bangladesh GDP Growth Declines for Third Consecutive Quarter, BBS Data Shows

Bangladesh's GDP growth declined for the third consecutive quarter, with the January-March quarter growing only 2.22%, down from 4.96% in Q1 and 3.03% in Q2. The industry sector contracted by 0.28%, raising concerns about the country's economic momentum.

Bangladesh Proposes New Law Allowing Private Firms to Recover Defaulted Loans
Economy & Finance ★ Editor's Pick Jul 16, 2026

Bangladesh Proposes New Law Allowing Private Firms to Recover Defaulted Loans

The Bangladesh government has proposed the Distressed Asset Management Act (DAMA), which would allow licensed private companies to purchase, restructure, and recover defaulted loans. With distressed loans at Tk 10.91 trillion (nearly 60% of all disbursed loans), the law aims to clean up bank balance sheets and restore credit flow.

How Does Fed Rate Hike Threaten Bangladesh's Domestic Firms?
Economy & Finance ★ Editor's Pick Sep 20, 2026

How Does Fed Rate Hike Threaten Bangladesh's Domestic Firms?

The Fed rate hike threatens Bangladeshi firms with floating-rate dollar debt through higher interest costs and taka depreciation, though export-oriented companies have a natural hedge through dollar revenue.