6:01 pm, Thursday, 16 January 2025
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High inflation, reduced employment worsen workers’ family welfare
High inflation and reduced employment have adversely affected family welfare in Bangladesh, particularly impacting workers in the industrial and services
WB lowers Bangladesh growth forecast to 4pc for FY25
Bangladesh’s economic growth is expected to grow 4 per cent in the financial year 2024-25 due to the political uncertainties
Yunus seeks businesses’ partnership for a new journey
Bangladesh’s interim government chief adviser Muhammad Yunus has announced a commitment to enhancing the business environment through reforms, inviting the
World Bank to invest $3.5b in Bangladesh’s reform initiatives
The World Bank Group president Ajay Banga has announced that the global lender would provide $3.5 billion to support the
ADB lowers Bangladesh’s growth forecast to 5.1pc for FY25
The Asian Development Bank (ADB) has revised its economic growth forecast for Bangladesh, reducing it to 5.1 percent for the
World Bank to help Bangladesh recover stolen assets
The World Bank would support Bangladesh through the Stolen Asset Recovery Initiative to help recover stolen assets. This development was
World Bank backs Bangladesh’s reforms
The World Bank vice-president for South Asia, Martin Raiser on Thursday concluded his visit to Bangladesh, affirming the bank’s commitment
Interim govt takes charge in Bangladesh
The interim government led by Muhammad Yunus was sworn on Thursday night, just four days after former Prime Minister Sheikh
Bangladesh needs green growth to achieve upper middle-income status: WB
Bangladesh, to achieve its vision of becoming an upper middle-income country by 2031, will need green growth, said a new
Bangladesh’s economy grows, democracy declines
Economists and academics emphasized the absence of effective institutions in Bangladesh, highlighting the unmet constitutional commitment to ensuring equal opportunities
