Bangladesh’s 2026–27 national budget outlines a coordinated approach to macroeconomic stability, investment, production, employment, and inclusive growth. The government aims to reduce inflation to 7.5 percent and raise economic growth to 6.5 percent in the next fiscal year, with a longer-term goal of bringing inflation down to 5 percent by 2030–31. The budget acknowledges pressures from currency depreciation, high exchange rates, import dependence, and rising global energy and fertilizer prices.
Key initiatives include a Tk 60,000 crore stimulus package to boost private sector credit flow, new export processing zones in Patuakhali and Jashore, and economic zones in Kurigram, Nilphamari, Chandpur, and Kushtia. The government also launched the “BanglaBiz” digital platform to ease business operations and introduced an FDI heat map covering 19 promising sectors. Education and social protection allocations have been significantly increased, with special emphasis on women’s empowerment and employment generation.
Despite these measures, the budget faces major tests in controlling inflation, ensuring effective implementation of stimulus funds, and reforming the banking sector, where high non-performing loans remain a key risk to financial stability.
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