Dhaka, Jan. 31 -- Election-engendered worries easing with the vote evidently passing through opposition, the IMF now expects some of Bangladesh's economic indicators to begin showing positive signs attuned with a global rebound.

"Now the election is behind, the uncertainty has dissipated, we expect the financial account will get back into more resilient one," says Krishna Srinivasan, Director for Asia and Pacific Department of the International Monetary Fund (IMF), at a press conference in Tokyo on the Regional Economic Outlook.

Replying to a virtually placed question as to whether Bangladesh was on track as regards IMF's string-attached lending package, he answered in the affirmative.

"Broadly speaking, yes," Mr Srinivasan said, in re...