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21 November 2024

Bangladesh receives $655m in remittances in 9 days

Bangladesh receives $655m in remittances in 9 days

Expatriate Bangladeshis sent around US$ 655 million remittances during the first nine days of November in the fiscal 2024-25.

“No shortage or foreign exchange; import essential goods”: Bangladesh Bank Governor

“No shortage or foreign exchange; import essential goods”: Bangladesh Bank Governor

Inflation in Bangladesh went up in Oct

Inflation in Bangladesh went up in Oct

BASIS Signs MoU with BRAC Bank

BASIS Signs MoU with BRAC Bank

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LPG price remains almost the same for November

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