Bangladesh’s foreign reserves have surged to $20.85 billion, driven by a steady flow of remittances from expatriates. In February alone, remittances amounted to $1.93 billion, pushing reserves closer to the $21 billion mark. The country’s gross reserves now stand at $26.11 billion. Bangladesh’s usable reserves are also above $15 billion, well beyond the threshold required to cover three months of imports. These positive developments reflect the country’s financial stability, with a consistent remittance inflow supporting the growth of reserves.