Restoring law and order and rebuilding investor confidence are the biggest challenges for Bangladesh’s business sector, as the Bangladesh Nationalist Party-led government seeks to revive the economy, business leaders and

Commerce Minister Khandaker Abdul Muktadir stated on Saturday that the government will not yet comment on the trade agreement initiated by the previous interim administration with the United States. The Minister

Finance Minister Amir Khasru Mahmud Chowdhury stated on Wednesday that a decision regarding the implementation of the new pay scale will be made only after a thorough review of official

The government has reduced the overall VAT on Liquefied Petroleum Gas (LPG) in a move aimed at stabilising the market and keeping the essential commodity within consumers' purchasing capacity.

The interim government is concluding its tenure with $29 billion in foreign exchange reserves and a six-month food supply buffer, according to Shafiqul Alam, Press Secretary to the Chief Adviser. Speaking

The Chief Adviser’s Press Wing released the "Reform Book" today, a comprehensive record of the policy shifts and institutional overhauls initiated since the interim government took office in August 2024.

The opening and settlement of letters of credit (LCs) in Bangladesh declined this past December, signaling cooling import demand and a cautious business environment.

Bangladesh’s foreign exchange reserves have climbed by nearly $1 billion in just 15 days, reaching $29.19 billion as of January 7, according to the central bank.

Consumer price inflation in Bangladesh edged higher in December 2025, reaching 8.49% as both food and non-food costs climbed, according to new data from the Bangladesh Bureau of Statistics (BBS).

BNP Acting Chairman Tarique Rahman assured business leaders on Sunday that a BNP-led government would prioritize restoring law and order, easing the energy crisis, and lowering interest rates to foster