Bangladesh’s foreign exchange reserves have crossed 36 billion dollars, reaching 36.10 billion dollars by the end of Wednesday, the highest level in 43 months. According to the IMF’s BPM-6 calculation method, the reserves stand at 31.55 billion dollars. The information was confirmed by Bangladesh Bank spokesperson Arif Hossain Khan.
Earlier, on June 14, Bangladesh received a 1 billion dollar loan from the Asian Development Bank as budget support, which raised the reserves to 35.63 billion dollars. Under the BPM-6 method, the reserves were then 31.07 billion dollars. The central bank began publishing reserves under BPM-6 in June 2023, when they stood at 24.75 billion dollars. The reserves had first crossed the 30 billion dollar mark under BPM-6 on January 19 of the current year.
Bangladesh’s reserves had reached an all-time high of 48 billion dollars in August 2021 but later declined due to increased money laundering and currency depreciation. At the time of the Awami League government’s fall, reserves under BPM-6 had dropped to 20.48 billion dollars.
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