94 news articles tagged with "Banking Sector"
Bangladesh has issued its first dedicated Air Navigation Order on aviation security ahead of an ICAO audit scheduled for October 26, formalising existing security protocols under legal framework.
Bangladesh's commerce ministry has removed REHAB President Ali Afzal over loan default, citing Bangladesh Bank CIB report under Section 23(1)(b) of the relevant law.
Bangladesh's Aus paddy farmers are facing heavy losses despite a good harvest, with prices falling Tk 300-400 per maund from a year ago amid large stocks and import-driven weak demand.
Bangladesh Bank data shows accounts holding over Tk 1 crore rose by 5,077 with deposits up Tk 16,000 crore in June quarter, but CPD warns tax concerns and capital flight are distorting the picture.
The BRICS Delhi Declaration across 140 paragraphs signals growing dissatisfaction with global trade rules, advocating de-dollarisation, multilateral institution reform and WTO dispute resolution restoration.
Bangladesh Bank has eased foreign borrowing rules for Invest Bangladesh Authority-registered firms, removing separate BB approval requirements for medium- and long-term external loans.
US Ambassador Brent T Christensen inaugurated Paxar Bangladesh's smart warehouse at Dhaka EPZ, part of Avery Dennison's Manufacturing 4.0 initiative supporting RMG and footwear supply chains.
GAC has launched its premium electric and hybrid vehicles in Bangladesh through DHS Motors, with the AION V EV offering 485km range and the E9 hybrid MPV offering 1,032km combined range.
Bangladesh Bank has launched a hedging facility for commodity imports, allowing AD banks to offer futures, swaps, options and forward contracts without case-by-case central bank approval.
Bangladesh's wheat imports are likely to fall 11% in 2026-27 due to high global prices and large private sector stocks, even as consumption grows 4% to 78 lakh tonnes, says USDA.
Columnist Syed Fattahul Alim argues that Bangladesh's power crisis stems from over-dependence on imported fuels and single foreign suppliers, calling for diversification across domestic gas, renewables and storage.
Bangladesh's revenue target for FY27 has been set 46% above FY26, with VAT LTU target hiked 60% — but tax experts warn the narrow base and shrinking corporate landscape make this unrealistic.