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The Business Standard, 26 ma 2026

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ArticleFrom Dhaka to dead­lock: Eid travel misery keeps worsen­ing every year

Pas­sen­gers trav­el­ling from Dhaka to vari­ous parts of the coun­try face the worst suf­fer­ing dur­ing Eid jour­neys, with traffic con­di­tions deteri­or­at­ing each year des­pite massive spend­ing on infra­struc­ture projects aimed at eas­ing...

From Dhaka to dead­lock: Eid travel misery keeps worsen­ing every year

ArticleWhy inter­b­ank rates fre­quently hit 13% this May

The inter­b­ank money mar­ket usu­ally over­heats in the run-up to Eid as cash with­draw­als surge. This time, however, the stress per­sisted throughout May. From the first week of the month through 24 May, Bangladesh’s call money rates remained in...

Why inter­b­ank rates fre­quently hit 13% this May

ArticleBangladesh, IMF agree on new real­istic three-year reform pro­gramme

Bangladesh and the Inter­na­tional Mon­et­ary Fund have agreed in prin­ciple to pur­sue a new real­istic three-year reform pro­gramme under a fresh $5 bil­lion credit facil­ity as the gov­ern­ment form­ally decided to opt out of the exist­ing loan...

Bangladesh, IMF agree on new real­istic three-year reform pro­gramme

ArticleKey interim govt decisions driven by ‘kit­chen cab­inet’, claims ex-adviser Touhid

Touhid Hossain, former for­eign affairs adviser of the interim admin­is­tra­tion, has alleged that a seven-mem­ber “kit­chen cab­inet” effect­ively con­trolled key decisions of the interim gov­ern­ment through meet­ings held every Tues­day. In an...

Key interim govt decisions driven by ‘kit­chen cab­inet’, claims ex-adviser Touhid