bangladesh foreign loans
Foreign loans: Committee on ‘white paper’ to look into deals
The committee tasked with formulating a white paper on Bangladesh’s economy will review the energy sector’s foreign loan agreements and other contracts, said its chair Debapriya Bhattacharya.
AL govt leaves behind $156 billion debt
When Sheikh Hasina returned to power in 2008, Bangladesh’s total debt was just $33.66 billion. When she fled amid an unprecedented student-led uprising on August 5, she left behind a burden of $156 billion in local and foreign loans for the country to carry.
How to make development projects more time and cost-effective
Delays and lack of quality control are a major concern when it comes to development projects.
New headache: Private firms’ foreign loans jump to $26b
The amount of foreign loans availed by the private sector in Bangladesh has been swelling fast since 2020, creating a major headache for the country’s economy at a time when its foreign exchange reserves are plummeting.
External debt situation more comfortable now
Bangladesh gravitated towards external borrowing to finance its budget deficit in fiscal 2021-22, leveraging the country’s capacity to absorb more of the relatively economical foreign loans.
Foreign loans: Committee on ‘white paper’ to look into deals
The committee tasked with formulating a white paper on Bangladesh’s economy will review the energy sector’s foreign loan agreements and other contracts, said its chair Debapriya Bhattacharya.
AL govt leaves behind $156 billion debt
When Sheikh Hasina returned to power in 2008, Bangladesh’s total debt was just $33.66 billion. When she fled amid an unprecedented student-led uprising on August 5, she left behind a burden of $156 billion in local and foreign loans for the country to carry.
How to make development projects more time and cost-effective
Delays and lack of quality control are a major concern when it comes to development projects.
New headache: Private firms’ foreign loans jump to $26b
The amount of foreign loans availed by the private sector in Bangladesh has been swelling fast since 2020, creating a major headache for the country’s economy at a time when its foreign exchange reserves are plummeting.
External debt situation more comfortable now
Bangladesh gravitated towards external borrowing to finance its budget deficit in fiscal 2021-22, leveraging the country’s capacity to absorb more of the relatively economical foreign loans.