Nearly one-third of the unemployed hold higher education degrees, and unemployment is higher among highly educated women.
The Bangladesh economy is bracing for substantial hurdles in the second half of the 2025 fiscal year, with growth projected to decelerate amid inflationary pressures, financial strain and external headwinds.
Investing in public health ensures stability, resilience, and long-term growth.
It is necessary for keeping the wheels of growth running and attracting foreign investment in the new Bangladesh.
The fluctuation indicates that the growth of the economy, when measured in dollars, has been lower than initially projected, due to the weakening of the taka.
About 36 percent of the CEOs are expecting the economic growth rate to improve, compared to 31 percent in a similar survey conducted last year.
Planned industrial development remains elusive in Rangpur as construction of a second economic zone in the northern district of Bangladesh has been barred by red tape for 16 years now. Besides, the existing industrial enclave of the Bangladesh Small and Cottage Industries Corporation (BSCIC) in the region has fallen into disrepair, forcing entrepreneurs to search elsewhere to set up shops.
Around the world, diverse initiatives are being introduced to manage population changes.
Ironically, under the shadow of stability, the quality of economics and politics has been compromised
Nearly one-third of the unemployed hold higher education degrees, and unemployment is higher among highly educated women.
The Bangladesh economy is bracing for substantial hurdles in the second half of the 2025 fiscal year, with growth projected to decelerate amid inflationary pressures, financial strain and external headwinds.
Investing in public health ensures stability, resilience, and long-term growth.
It is necessary for keeping the wheels of growth running and attracting foreign investment in the new Bangladesh.
The fluctuation indicates that the growth of the economy, when measured in dollars, has been lower than initially projected, due to the weakening of the taka.
About 36 percent of the CEOs are expecting the economic growth rate to improve, compared to 31 percent in a similar survey conducted last year.
Planned industrial development remains elusive in Rangpur as construction of a second economic zone in the northern district of Bangladesh has been barred by red tape for 16 years now. Besides, the existing industrial enclave of the Bangladesh Small and Cottage Industries Corporation (BSCIC) in the region has fallen into disrepair, forcing entrepreneurs to search elsewhere to set up shops.
Around the world, diverse initiatives are being introduced to manage population changes.
Ironically, under the shadow of stability, the quality of economics and politics has been compromised
The proposed national budget for the next fiscal year does not address the interests of electrical equipment makers, which goes against the government’s aim of establishing Bangladesh as an industry-intensive nation, said an official.
