Default loans hit historic high of Tk 1,82,295 crore
6 June 2024
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Business
‘Some traders exploiting onion price differences of India, Bangladesh’
11 December 2023
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Business
Provati Insurance enters securities trading business
11 December 2023
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Business
Nine building blocks for a future-proof digital bank
11 December 2023
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Business
'Onion hoarders will be punished'
11 December 2023
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Business
1.7 tonnes of onion found in shop with ‘No onion’ sign
10 December 2023
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Business
Highest VAT depositor nine firms honoured
10 December 2023
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Business
Renata all set to enter Australian pharma market
10 December 2023
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Business
Single point mooring transports 60,000 tonnes diesel in 35 hours
9 December 2023
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Business
ASM Mohiuddin Monem again becomes Cumilla’s top taxpayer
9 December 2023
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Business
Sunflower acreage goes up on rising profits
Glee has spread around homesteads of sunflower farmers as they are expecting to make a good profit thanks to a bumper yield this year.
19 May 2021
Run-up to Budget FY2021-22: Financial plight grows for poor, unemployed
The upcoming budget should take a wide range of fiscal measures to lift the new poor out of poverty as they have been languishing in financial plight since the pandemic hit the country more than a year ago because of inadequate support from the government, experts said.
19 May 2021
UK’s Johnson announces urban renewal plans after promise to “level up”
British Prime Minister Boris Johnson on Wednesday announced a series of urban renewal projects worth 830 million pounds ($1.2 billion) in towns and cities away from London as part of his promise to “level up” the country’s economy.
19 May 2021
Asia snubs IEA’s call to stop new fossil fuel investments
Asian energy officials on Wednesday disputed the International Energy Agency’s (IEA) call for no new oil, natural gas and coal investments for the world to be able to reach net-zero carbon emissions by 2050, viewing that approach as too narrow.
19 May 2021
Fed focus on jobs implies significant inflation overshoot
The US Federal Reserves determination to stimulate the economy through low interest rates and bond buying until employment returns to pre-epidemic levels will likely raise commodity prices significantly in the interim.
19 May 2021
Airbus may scrap sale of small-parts business
Airbus on Wednesday softened plans to sell off the production of mass-produced small parts and said it would consider a union-backed proposal to keep the activity in-house.
19 May 2021
Surging lumber prices weigh on US homebuilding
US homebuilding fell more than expected in April, likely pulled down by soaring prices for lumber and other materials, but construction remains supported by an acute shortage of previously owned homes on the market.
19 May 2021
Govt to buy Tk 340cr LNG from Swiss firm
The government today gave the go-ahead to the import of 33.6 lakh metric million British thermal units (MMBTUs) of liquefied natural gas (LNG) worth Tk 340.62 crore.
19 May 2021
Desco’s profit drops 48pc in Q3
The profit of Dhaka Electric Supply Company (Desco) plunged about 48 per cent in the third quarter of the current fiscal year due to an increase in energy cost and expenses.
19 May 2021
Prior approval a must to run any forex business, Bangladesh Bank tells banks
Bangladesh Bank has asked banks not to operate any foreign exchange related businesses by setting up central trade processing centre (CTPC) without prior approval from the banking regulator.
19 May 2021
Livelihoods of Bangladeshis at stake in Covid-19 hit Brazil
Brazil, the largest South American country, has now virtually turned into a death zone after the devastation caused by the Covid-19 pandemic.
19 May 2021
New budget will also have scope to whiten black money: finance minister
The scope to whiten black money will be there in the upcoming budget also, Finance Minister AHM Mustafa Kamal said today.
19 May 2021
Turnover at Dhaka bourse hits four-month high
Turnover at the Dhaka Stock Exchange (DSE) crossed Tk 2,000 crore for the first time in four months today.
19 May 2021
Tangail’s lemon growers cash in on Covid-19
Lemon growers in Tangail are very pleased by the huge demand and increased prices for their crop this season.
18 May 2021
Stocks break 8-day gaining streak
Stocks dropped yesterday after rising for eight consecutive days thanks to a profit booking tendency among investors.
18 May 2021
ADP gets 14pc bigger
It may take four to 12 years to complete 1,426 ongoing development projects because of slow implementation and meagre allocation, highlighting the need for the government to prioritise works and accelerate execution to avoid cost and time overruns.
18 May 2021
Traders breathe a sigh of relief for better Eid sales
Brisk business during the just concluded Eid shopping season helped traders breathe a sigh of relief amid the ongoing nationwide lockdown and other measures in place to curb the spread of Covid-19.
18 May 2021
Crises in India, Myanmar diverting export orders to Bangladesh
Myanmar’s deepening political crisis and India’s grave coronavirus situation are prompting international retailers and brands to divert work orders to Bangladesh because of its stability and milder-than-expected impacts of the second wave of the infections.
18 May 2021
Second wave hits demand more than supply in India
India’s central bank said on Monday that the second wave of the Covid-19 pandemic in India has had a bigger impact on aggregate demand than on aggregate supply, and it believes the economic slowdown was not as severe as a year ago.
18 May 2021
Sustainable finance scramble reaches currency derivatives market
A rush by companies to boost their sustainability claims has reached foreign exchange markets in the form of currency hedging products where the cost is tied to a firm’s environmental, social and governance (ESG) goals.
18 May 2021