Bangladesh's foreign exchange reserves crossed $21 billion yesterday after almost 10 months thanks to an increased inflow of foreign currency generated by remittances and export earnings.

The Real Effective Exchange Rate (REER) index – the weighted average of a country's currency relative to a basket of other major currencies – decreased to 100 in March, signalling stability in ...

It is very encouraging to see that Bangladesh’s foreign exchange reserves have gone past $21 billion for the first time in nearly a year -- a milestone that goes beyond just a statistical rebound but ...

Net foreign direct investment (FDI) in Bangladesh plunged to a five-year ... "Concerns over foreign exchange reserves and delays in profit repatriation are adding to investor anxiety," he added.

New Delhi: Bangladesh's foreign exchange reserves fell below 20 billion US dollars by the end of October 2024, the latest Central Bank data showed. The Bangladesh Bank data showed the country's ...

Bangladesh's gross foreign exchange reserves have reached $26.15 billion, according to the latest data from Bangladesh Bank.

Remittances to Bangladesh are on course to surpass US ... government as it struggles to stabilise the economy, replenish foreign reserves and restore public confidence after the uprising that ...

Bangladesh's foreign exchange reserves have surpassed $20 billion once again, as indicated by Bangladesh Bank data. This increase is attributed to higher export earnings and inflow of remittances ...

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Bangladesh’s gross foreign exchange reserves, calculated under International Monetary Fund guidelines, crossed $21 billion again, driven by strong remittance inflows and export earnings. According to ...

The result will be a severe blow to exports, foreign reserves, and employment ... compared to Vietnam (4.2%), Bangladesh (0.26%), Sri Lanka (0.09%), and India (2.7%). Despite its small share ...