Several banks begin cutting staff salaries, BB still in dark
Read More »Prices of vegetables, broiler chicken rise after budget
The prices of vegetables and broiler chicken increased on the kitchen markets in the capital on Friday a day after the government announced the proposed national budget for the financial year of 2020-21.
Read More »Midland Bank launches self-registration for its Internet Banking Application
Midland Bank Limited (MDB) has made registration for ‘midland online’, its robust internet banking application, client-driven.
Read More »Bumper litchi yield brings smiles to B’baria farmers amid virus worry
Bumper production of Litchi has delighted the growers in the district as they are getting fair prices of the seasonal fruit despite the coronavirus situation.
Read More »Some essentials’ prices fall in city
Prices of some essential commodities witnessed a decline last week, according to the city’s kitchen market sources, giving consumers some relief during this pandemic period.
Read More »Coronavirus eats up Tk 565b from agriculture sector
The agriculture sector took a major hit as farmers across the country suffered losses of Tk 565.36 billion during the general holiday announced by the government to contain the spread of COVID-19 pandemic.
Read More »PRAN collects mung bean from farmers amid corona
PRAN is continuing to provide support to its contract farmers amid corona outbreak so that they do not face any obstacle to sell their produce.
Read More »Bank earning slump makes import financing costlier
Cost of foreign import financing by the country’s local banks increased up to 2 percentage points in the last couple of months due mainly to a slump in earnings of the banks.
Read More »BB allows non-bank private sector to provide electronic payment services
Bangladesh Bank (BB) has issued a guideline allowing non-bank entities for setting up necessary infrastructure in the country to provide electronic payment services to the customers of schedule banks and others.
Read More »Non-bank debts halve on NSC sales slump
The government has slashed its non-bank borrowing target by half to Tk 150 billion to finance the budget deficit of the current fiscal year ending on June 30, officials said.
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