The IMF on Friday approved a $520 million loan for Jamaica to help the island nation deal with urgent needs raised by the COVID-19 pandemic.
Read More »Robi offers doctors 33GB free data for 6 months
Leading private mobile operator Robi has come up with a special internet offer for 27,000 doctors registered with the Directorate General of Health Services (DGHS).
Read More »Traders to cut spice prices
The country’s spice traders will reduce prices of different spices by 10-25 percentage points from the current prices in the market, according to a press statement of the commerce ministry.
Read More »Cold storage can save farmers from ruins
Farmers’ combined efforts help the nation get a steady supply of vegetables throughout the year.
Read More »Land tax payment deadline extended till June 15
According to the existing rules, the 30th Chaitra of the Bangla calendar (April 13) is the deadline for paying the yearly land development tax.
Read More »BB launches one year repo facilities
Bangladesh Bank (BB) today introduced a special repurchase agreement (repo) for one year to help the banks and Non-Bank
Read More »Oil prices edge higher on surprise US stock drawdown, but demand concerns linger
Oil prices crept up on Thursday, supported by a surprise decline of US crude inventories, but gains were capped by worries that a potential second wave of the coronavirus pandemic might trigger fresh lockdowns and slam fuel demand once again.
Read More »1,900mts rice being produced every day at BSCIC industrial areas: Ministry
Bangladesh Small and Cottage Industries Corporation (BSCIC) across the country has been producing 1,900 metric tonnes rice every day.
Read More »India’s Modi announces $266 billion coronavirus rescue package
Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi said on Tuesday that the government would provide 20 trillion rupees ($266 billion) in fiscal and monetary measures to support an economy battered by a sweeping weeks-long lockdown to fight the novel coronavirus.
Read More »Govt can’t stop borrowing from banks
The government’s borrowing from the banking sector has escalated in recent days on the back of a revenue shortfall due to a collapse in economic activities from the coronavirus-induced protracted shutdown.
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