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April 29, 2025, 6:39 am

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Removal of Dhamainagor UP Chairman demanded Taka strengthens against dollar thanks to remittance, export growth ACC sues ex-MP Enamul, wife over Tk25cr illegal assets, Tk2,240cr suspicious transactions Govt forms July Mass Uprising Directorate Hasina’s trial to begin next month: CA National Legal Aid Day observed in Sirajganj 65 new parties apply to Election Commission for registration Meghna Alam granted bail in fraud and extortion case Govt may go frugal on incentive, subsidy handouts Court expresses embarrassment in Nasir-Tamima case, transfers proceedings

Business-Economy

Chaos in dollar market again

TDS Desk: After remaining stable for almost two months, the dollar market has become volatile again amid the ongoing unrest over the student movement. In the open market or at

BD receives $1.9 bn remittance in July

UNB: Bangladesh received US $1.9 billion as remittance in July, which shows a decrease by 24.87 percent compared to previous month June. The expatriates sent a record remittance of $2.51

Narayanganj suffers Tk200cr losses, 8,000 passports burned

TDS Desk: Narayanganj district has incurred losses of Tk 200 crore after unidentified miscreants vandalised and set fire to the regional passport office, incinerating 8,000 passports, along with 17 other

HSBC records $21.6 bn pre-tax profit in first half 2024

TDS Desk: Banking giant HSBC said Wednesday that pre-tax profits in the first half of 2024 came in at $21.6 billion, slightly lower than last year’s record performance. “After delivering

MoFA- attested documents won’t need re-attestation, Tk 600cr to be saved yearly

TDS Desk: Any document attested by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Bangladesh will no longer need to be re-attested in other countries, potentially saving Bangladeshis going abroad approximately Tk

Last week saw mere $116m inflow

TDS Desk: Bangladesh Bank’s latest data has revealed a decline in remittance inflow for the period of July 21 to 27 compared to the previous weeks. The central bank reported