The Executive Board of the International Monetary Fund (IMF) completed the Article IV Consultation for Bangladesh on January 26, 2026. The authorities have consented to the publication of the Staff …
Why investors are still waiting on Bangladesh
Governance gaps and political uncertainty are keeping both local and foreign investors on the sidelines—leaving growth prospects uncertain …
EU envoy calls for policy stability to strengthen Bangladesh-EU ties
EU Ambassador to Bangladesh Michael Miller has emphasised the need for a level playing field for EU operators and consistent policy stability in the coming period to enhance bilateral relations …
Bangladesh can easily reach double-digit e-commerce penetration in coming years: Ben Yi
In an interview with Abbas Uddin Noyon of The Business Standard, Ben Yi reflects on Daraz’s journey, the lessons learned, and why he believes Bangladesh is approaching a new phase of e-commerce maturi …
Near $27 million blow for Bangladesh as BCB faces financial ruin after 2026 T20 World Cup exit
Bangladesh faces a staggering $27 million financial hit and a potential $2M fine after officially being axed from the 2026 T20 World Cup. With Scotland named as the replacement, see how the boycott …
ICC to punish Bangladesh with major financial blow after T20 World Cup 2026 withdrawal, know details
Bangladesh’s exclusion from the 2026 T20 World Cup will lead to a major financial crisis for the BCB. Losses include the USD 500,000 participation fee, ICC’s USD 27 million annual revenue share, …
Pakistan instigating Bangladesh with T20 World Cup snub and bring India down: Madan Lal
Indian legend Madan Lal has claimed that Pakistan is instigating Bangladesh to go ahead with the T20 World Cup boycott to bring India down. The Bangladesh Cricket Board announced on Thursday, January …
From political shackles to financial clarity: A new era in Bangladeshi banking sector
Bangladesh’s banking sector has long operated under political shadows. A new government brings the opportunity to strengthen independence, professionalism, and regulatory reforms, restoring trust and …
Elections and economic revival: Why Bangladesh needs more than a democratic moment
As voters prepare to go to the polls in February 2026, hopes are rising that democracy will reignite Bangladesh’s economic momentum. This optimism may be misplaced unless elections are followed by …
ICCB for banking sector resilience of Bangladesh’s economic future
As Bangladesh advances toward upper-middle-income status, the resilience and credibility of its banking sector …