Govt amending import rules so factories can get all raw materials from buyers, instead of the current 50% limit

Multinational companies in Bangladesh are seeing rising sales as consumer demand recovers

The Bangladesh Bank (BB) has kept its policy rate unchanged at 10 percent as inflation continues to hover well above the target set by the regulator.

The Bangladesh Bank (BB) has proposed a comprehensive legal overhaul to secure full institutional autonomy and reduce political interference.

High-quality jute price rose 7.5% from last month

The fund will be used for the development of rural roads in 20 upazilas

The three local commodity giants will bring in the soybean over the next one year

says top US embassy official

For the same scam, Salman F Rahman was fined Tk 100 crore and his son Tk 50 crore

Bangladesh's debt management functions remain fragmented across multiple agencies

Between 2010 and 2024, over $248 million of funds allocated for 891 projects was siphoned off

The DSEX rose 7.97 points to 5,068.98 by 12:06 pm

Income Tax Act 2023 opens a fresh chapter in the country’s financial story

Merchandise shipments slide 7.43% in October

World Bank says global commodity prices will hit six-year low in 2026

Applicants include bKash, Robi, and Akij

The next elected government must make a clear, time-bound commitment to implementing reforms aimed at improving the business climate and reducing the cost of doing business, said top business leaders.

Despite a fiscal year (FY) that opened with a mass uprising and a change of government, Bangladesh’s foreign direct investment (FDI) increased 19.13 percent in FY2024-25.

The proposed regulatory and licensing guidelines for broadband service providers could increase internet costs for users by at least 20 percent due to new fees and charges.

The interim government’s new SME reform package, though well intentioned, misunderstands the challenges facing genuine small businesses. One of the measures removes the rule requiring entrepreneurs to keep 10 percent of export proceeds in banks. While this may ease cash flow for established exporters, it obscures the reality for small businesses such as street-side artisans, tech startup founders and women running food processing units from home.