Chattogram port has set a new record for container handling, surpassing last year’s total even before the current fiscal year ends in June, according to a statement by the Chattogram Port Authority (CPA) yesterday..By June 15, the port had handled 3,171,779 TEUs (twenty-foot equivalent uni
Overall imports by the USA from the world also increased by 10.65% in the period
The capacity will be 37 lakh tonnes, up from the existing 22 lakh tonnes
The conflict could trigger a spike in global oil prices, causing a rise operational costs, he says
Bangladesh's economy showed stronger growth in May as the Purchasing Managers' Index (PMI) rose by 6 points from that of April to 58.9, rebounding from a three-month slowdown since February, according to the latest PMI report.
Bad loans in Bangladesh’s banking sector hit a record Tk 420,335 crore at the end of March as a clearer picture of the toxic loan is coming to light following the political changeover in August last year.
Chattogram port has set a new record for container handling, surpassing last year’s total even before the current fiscal year ends in June, according to a statement by the Chattogram Port Authority (CPA) yesterday..By June 15, the port had handled 3,171,779 TEUs (twenty-foot equivalent uni
Overall imports by the USA from the world also increased by 10.65% in the period
The capacity will be 37 lakh tonnes, up from the existing 22 lakh tonnes
The conflict could trigger a spike in global oil prices, causing a rise operational costs, he says
Bangladesh's economy showed stronger growth in May as the Purchasing Managers' Index (PMI) rose by 6 points from that of April to 58.9, rebounding from a three-month slowdown since February, according to the latest PMI report.
Bad loans in Bangladesh’s banking sector hit a record Tk 420,335 crore at the end of March as a clearer picture of the toxic loan is coming to light following the political changeover in August last year.
The government proposes sharply increased commercial vehicle tax; operators warn of rising prices.
The depositors of the International Leasing and Financial Services Limited (ILFSL) have urged the Bangladesh Bank to intervene so they can recover their money.
