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Asian scam centre crime gangs expanding worldwide: UN

Asian crime networks running multi-billion-dollar cyber scam centres are expanding their operations across the world as they seek new victims and new ways to launder money, the UN said on Monday...

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Dollar drops, gold hits new record

Gold prices hit a fresh record above $3,393 on Monday while the dollar weakened further and stocks were mixed amid worries about Donald Trump’s tariff blitz and his bubbling row with the Federal Reserve...

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Dollar slides, global stocks diverge

The dollar tumbled, gold hit a fresh record high and stock markets seesawed Friday as China again retaliated against US tariffs, deepening a trade war between the world’s two biggest economies.

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Global stocks, dollar sink

Stock markets and the dollar tumbled Thursday after president Donald Trump’s latest tariffs salvo against countries worldwide, fanning a trade war that many fear will spark recession and ramp up inflation...

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Fruit imports in Bangladesh decline

Fresh fruits imports have been witnessing a declining trend for the past few years, according to the traders, mostly due to raising various types of duties, depreciation of taka against US dollar and inflationary pressure which impacted the living costs...

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Tragedy of commons being repeated on global scale

THE virtually overnight suspension of the US government’s multibillion dollar foreign aid programme channelled through USAID has been headline news in the US and in other parts of the world where this aid has been very important. In the US itself the suspension of USAID programmes has been accompanied by large scale loss of jobs in the aid sector without due...

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Depreciation of taka

THE persistent depreciation of the taka against the US dollar has become a focal point. This decline, gradual thouhg, has intensified over the past decade, triggering questions about its causes, implications and solutions. While the weakening of the taka has multiple contributing factors, such as non-performing loans from multilateral development banks...

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Dollar holdings by banks hit 5-yr low

The dollar amounts held by Bangladesh’s commercial banks dropped to a five-year and six-month low in December 2024, reflecting the severe impact of Bangladesh Bank’s mismanagement amid a prolonged dollar crisis...

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Global stocks, dollar retreat

European and Asia stock markets mostly fell Monday in jittery holiday trade ahead of a potentially tumultuous 2025 when Donald Trump returns to the White House.

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Banks’ dollar holdings plunge by $1.72b

The dollar reserves held by Bangladesh’s commercial banks have sharply declined by $1.72 billion in just five months, highlighting the fallout from Bangladesh Bank’s ineffective strategies amid a crippling dollar crisis.

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Manipulation alleged as dollar nears Tk 128

The dollar price has surged to nearly Tk 128, fuelled by alleged market manipulation by some banks and money exchange houses, and an increased demand for the greenback ahead of Ramadan, the fasting month of the Muslims.

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Dollar holding by banks dips

Dollars held by Bangladesh’s commercial banks hit a more-than-two-year low in October, driven by a severe shortage of the foreign currency in the country...

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No compulsory interest rate for dollar accounts

The Bangladesh Bank on Thursday withdrew the compulsory interest rate system for resident foreign currency deposit accounts, allowing banks the flexibility to set rates in direct negotiations with customers...

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Dollar rate shows signs of stability

The dollar rate is showing signs of stability on the market as the country’s gross foreign exchange reserve has been increasing despite paying nearly $1.5 billion in dues to...

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Bangladesh's forex reserve rises by $384m in a month

Bangladesh’s gross foreign exchange reserve, as per the International Monetary Fund’s guidelines, increased by $384 million in a month, due largely to higher remittance inflows and a halt in the Bangladesh Bank’s dollar sales...

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Beyond LDC hype: is Bangladesh ready for challenges?

THE World Bank measures per capita national income using the Atlas method. The total national income (GNI) of a country in local currency is converted into US dollars. In this case, the average exchange rate for three years is adjusted, accounting for inflation and fluctuations in the exchange rate. There is often a difference...

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