Bangladesh’s economy has made a strong recovery, with key indicators showing significant improvement, according to Chief Advisor Professor Muhammad Yunus’s Press Secretary, Shafiqul Alam. Speaking at a press briefing, he stated that macroeconomic stability has returned, with foreign reserves at $20 billion, covering 3.5 months of imports. Export growth has reached 10%, new jobs are being created, and inflation has dropped from 12% to 9%. The government expects inflation to fall further to 7.5% by July, ensuring price stability during Ramadan.
Professor Muhammad Yunus’s Press Secretary, Shafiqul Alam, stated that those who attended the meeting with the Chief Advisor have confirmed that Bangladesh’s economy has recovered— and recovered well. The economic indicators clearly show that the economy has turned around.
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