Foreign Trade
Foreign TradeFour new sectors to get cash assistance on export: BB
The government has taken a decision to provide export incentive or cash assistance to four new sectors for the current fiscal year 2021-22
BGMEA invites Canadian businessmen to invest in Bangladesh
Bangladesh Garment Manufacturers and Exporters Association (BGMEA) president Faruque Hassan has invited Canadian businessmen to invest in Bangladesh and benefit from the attractive and ...
Domestic rice prices continue rising despite hefty imports
Domestic rice prices in Bangladesh, traditionally a top producer that emerged as a major buyer after floods, rose again this week despite hefty imports.
India may corner nearly half of global rice trade as exports soar to record
India could account for as much as 45 per cent of global rice exports in 2021 as expanded port-handling capacity allows the world's second largest rice grower after China to ship record volumes to ...
BGMEA urges Bernicat to promote Bangladesh in USA
Leaders of the Bangladesh Garment Manufacturers and Exporters Association have urged senior US official Marcia Bernicat to promote Bangladesh in the USA.
Bangladesh can sign FTA with South Korea after LDC graduation: Envoy
South Korean ambassador to Bangladesh Lee Jang-Keun suggested Bangladesh explore a free trade agreement with his country after the South Asian country graduates from the club of LDCs.
Bangladesh allows imports of around 1.7m tonnes rice
Bangladesh, domestic rice prices dropped slightly after the government allowed private importers to import around 1.7 million tonnes
US, EU to kick off new trade, tech council
Top officials from the United States and European Union will meet in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania on Sept. 29 for the inaugural meeting of the newly established US-EU Trade and Technology Council (TTC)
Dollar price on the rise
Though beneficiaries of wage earners’ income and exports are happy over the rise in dollar price but pressure mounts on importers
Imported rice starts entering Bangladesh: Trader
Most of the rice will be imported from India due to proximity, but Indian prices could go up due to demand from Bangladesh, a Dhaka-based trader said.
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