The DSEX lost 62.72 points to close at 4,615.40

However, persistent regulatory lapses, extensive loan scams have hampered the pace of recovery

The move aims to encourage philanthropic contributions to organisations engaged in public health, education, and social welfare

The decision follows a request made by garment exporters on May 14

The DSEX lost 15.61 points to 4,662.52 as of 11:22 am

About $18 billion to $20 billion was laundered abroad during the Awami League regime, said Bangladesh Bank Governor Ahsan H Mansur yesterday.

Mobile financial services (MFS) have become a vital tool for distributing social safety net allowances, student stipends, remittances, and personal transfers.

A proposed 3.5 percent tax on outbound remittance can raise costs incurred by Bangladeshi migrants sending money back home from the US to nearly Tk 5,000 crore annually, said a local think tank yesterday.

Gas supply to industries increased in the first four months of the current year, and the supply of this key energy source to factories will increase further from today, said state-run Petrobangla.

Six Islamic banks are likely to be merged initially, said central bank officials.

The Bangladesh Telecommunication Regulatory Commission (BTRC) has decided to reduce the maximum number of SIM cards a user can register under their name from 15 to 10.

The announcement of steep tariff hikes by the United States under its new trade posture—currently on a 90-day pause—has sent ripples across global markets. For Bangladesh, the stakes are especially high. The readymade garment (RMG) sector, which accounts for more than 84 percent of national export earnings and employs over four million workers, faces a new wave of uncertainty. Since the US is Bangladesh’s single largest RMG export destination, purchasing over $6.8 billion worth of apparel in fiscal year 2023-24, the proposed tariff regime poses real challenges.

Chief Adviser Prof Muhammad Yunus has called for the rapid development of key infrastructure in the Matarbari region to transform the coastal zone into Bangladesh’s premier manufacturing and export-oriented free trade hub.

The world’s poorest nations face a “tidal wave of debt” as repayments to China hit record highs in 2025, an Australian think-tank warned in a new report Tuesday.

Sri Lanka’s leftist government said Tuesday it was selling a failed hotel project, marking its first privatisation move in line with an IMF bailout.

The banking sector alone cannot provide the billions of taka required as investments to reap all the pharmaceutical sector’s potentials, for which a financing mix of equity, foreign direct investment, bonds, sukuk, and others is necessary, suggested analysts..They were addressing an event

The decision came from the BSEC today

With the move, the company expects its free-float share to rise to 10.28%

The fee was reduced to Tk 450 from Tk 500 in 2016

The fee was reduced to Tk 450 from Tk 500 in 2016