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Unprecedented plundering in Bangladesh’s banking sector under the Awami League government has left banks facing liquidity shortages, slowing industrial growth. Machinery imports fell 25% in FY2024-25, while LC openings dropped similarly, limiting future industrial imports. Raw material imports for export industries rose, boosting exports, but non-export sectors saw declines. Political instability, rising interest rates, and reduced private sector credit have prolonged nearly five years of industrial slowdown, affecting production growth, credit availability, and loan recovery across multiple sectors.

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Jugantor 16 Aug 25

Unprecedented Looting Under Hasina Government, Industrial Sector Crisis Persists

During the Awami League government’s tenure, banks are suffering from a liquidity crisis due to unprecedented embezzlement in the banking sector. In the last fiscal year, imports of essential industrial machinery for sector development have declined, alongside a reduction in the rate of LC (Letter of Credit) issuance. As a result, imports of industrial machinery are expected to remain low in the coming months. Although imports of raw materials for industries have increased, most of this growth is concentrated in export-oriented industries. Imports of raw materials for non-export industries have either stagnated or declined. This information comes from several reports by the central bank and the Bangladesh Bureau of Statistics.


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