Biman orders 11 more Boeing jets to expand its fleet
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‘Non-existent’ firm’s imports put Tk 2,450 crore revenue at risk
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Business
Single point mooring system finally gets operator
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Economy
Rising heat puts Bangladesh’s garment workers at risk
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Economy
BB holds the line as risks mount
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Economy
EBL chairman to get Tk 38cr share as gift from father
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Economy
ADB approves $200m for Dhaka power upgrade
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Economy
SPOTLIGHT / BB allows cross-border trade settlement in taka
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Economy
Govt to procure 1.55 lakh tonnes of fertiliser
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Economy
Govt plans single digital ID for public services
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Economy
Dollar stuck in narrow band
The dollar traded in a tight range on Tuesday as investors watched for progress on a potential deal to reopen the Strait of Hormuz, while awaiting key US economic data later in the day, which could shape the Federal Reserve’s policy path.
3 June 2026
Farmers with smart cards to get priority in farm loans: BB
Marginal and landless farmers holding farmer smart cards will receive priority in loan disbursement under the Bangladesh Bank’s refinancing scheme.
3 June 2026
Anthropic confidentially files for IPO
AI giant Anthropic, the maker of the Claude chatbot, announced Monday that it had filed confidentially for an initial public offering (IPO), as Silicon Valley AI companies look to raise the enormous sums needed to fuel the sector’s rapid expansion.
3 June 2026
Fix gas buying, not just the subsidy bill
In the first days of March, Petrobangla went looking for an emergency cargo of liquefied natural gas (LNG), and no seller would bid.
3 June 2026
BTRC to auction more lower-band spectrum
It is expected to strengthen network coverage in both urban and rural areas
3 June 2026
Ctg Customs to auction goods from 102 abandoned containers
The auction covers 44 lots comprising goods from 102 containers, including chemicals, machinery and spare parts, paper, freezers, generators, limestone, fabrics, transformers, quartz powder and household items
2 June 2026
UN committee recommends Bangladesh’s LDC exit deferment
The United Nations Committee for Development Policy (CDP) has expressed a positive position regarding Bangladesh’s request to extend its preparatory period for graduation from the least developed country (LDC) category until November 24 in 2029, according to a statement from the Economic Relations Division (ERD) issued today
2 June 2026
Defaulted loans climb to Tk 588,704cr by March
Total outstanding loans stood at Tk 1,824,668 crore
2 June 2026
Farmers with smart cards to get priority in farm loans: BB
Banks will open Tk 10 accounts for these cardholders and prioritise them for credit allocation under the scheme
2 June 2026
Turmoil at Islami Bank continues as protests enter second day
They opposed a virtual board meeting held on Monday night, during which the board accepted the resignation of former managing director Omar Faruk Khan
2 June 2026
Bangladesh lags behind regional peers in buffalo milk production
Buffalo milk accounts for only 5 percent in Bangladesh
2 June 2026
New trade deals vital before LDC graduation
UN body says
2 June 2026
Remittance inflows top $3b for sixth month
Last month, remittance inflow was 15.34 percent higher year-on-year
2 June 2026
PM urges faster registration of patented drugs
The prime minister wants these medicines to be made locally rather than imported, making them more affordable and accessible for consumers
2 June 2026
Ambitious revenue target, elusive reality for NBR
Over the last decade, the tax administration has been missing its targets
2 June 2026
Air Astra expands fleet
Air Astra, a privately owned Bangladeshi airline based in Dhaka, has added a new ATR72-600 aircraft to its fleet as part of its domestic expansion plans.
2 June 2026
Oil price rises more than 3%
Oil prices rose more than 3 percent on Monday after Iran and the US traded strikes and Israel ordered troops to move further into Lebanon in its battle with Tehran-backed Hezbollah.
2 June 2026
Russia bans aviation fuel exports until Nov 30
The Russian government has banned aviation fuel exports until November 30, it said on Monday, as Ukrainian strikes on Russia’s refineries and other energy infrastructure continue.
2 June 2026
US manufacturing activity scales four-year high in May
US manufacturing activity increased more than expected in May, hitting the highest level in four years, likely driven by businesses front-loading orders amid rising prices and shortages because of the war with Iran.
2 June 2026
Indian steelmakers grapple with resurgence of cheap Chinese imports
China’s finished steel exports to India more than doubled in April to the highest in at least two years, sparking worries among the latter’s steelmakers that despite the imposition of import tariffs they will be swamped by cheaply priced products.
2 June 2026