Staff Reporter | Dhaka | Sunday, September 7, 2025
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angladesh’s foreign currency reserves have dropped again. Rising import costs, heavy foreign debt repayments, and the soaring value of the dollar have placed significant pressure on reserves. This situation has raised fresh concerns about the stability of the country’s economy.
According to the latest data from Bangladesh Bank, the current reserve level is considerably lower compared to previous years. Experts warn that this decline could negatively affect import management, inflation control, and international trade transactions.
Economists emphasize that to sustain reserves, Bangladesh must boost remittance inflows and diversify its export sectors. They also urge reducing unnecessary imports as part of a long-term strategy.
👉 Economist Dr. Arifur Rahman commented: “A fall in reserves does not necessarily mean an immediate crisis, but if the trend continues, it will pose serious challenges to import management and inflation control.”
