Bangladesh received nearly $10 billion in remittances during the first three and a half months of the current fiscal year with marking a nearly 13 percent increase compared to the

Bangladesh received $1.499 billion in remittances during the first 12 days of August, averaging $124.9 million per day, Bangladesh Bank spokesperson Arif Hossain Khan confirmed on Thursday (August 13).

Bangladesh's gross foreign exchange reserves have climbed to $36.469 billion fueled by a robust increase in expatriate remittances. Based on the International Monetary Fund’s (IMF) BPM6 methodology the country’s usable

Bangladesh’s foreign exchange reserves have remained resilient, holding above the $31 billion mark even after the central bank cleared a $1.48 billion import bill through the Asian Clearing Union (ACU)

Bangladesh’s remittance inflow saw a strong year-on-year growth of 37.5 percent, reaching $1.74 billion ($1,743 million) in the first 13 days of May.

Bangladesh Bank purchased $20 million from a commercial bank on Tuesday at a rate of Tk 122.75 per dollar, continuing a two-day buying streak aimed at boosting national reserves. This

Expatriate Bangladeshis sent $3.17 billion in remittances in January 2026, marking the third-highest monthly inflow in the country’s history.

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.

Bangladesh Bank (BB) has resumed purchasing US dollars from commercial banks through auctions, primarily to prevent the exchange rate from dropping too low in the domestic market.

Remittance inflow to Bangladesh has crossed the $10 billion mark within the first four months (July-October) of the current Fiscal Year (FY 2025-26), showing robust growth and providing much-needed relief