Dhaka, Aug. 13 -- Bangladesh sees its deficit balance of payments (BoP) reverse into around $3.4-billion surplus in fiscal year 3025 after three financial years, in early signs of much-needed economic rebound.

Officials and economists hail record remittance and steady growth in export receipts against import contraction for the turnaround in the BoP situation.

After the end of the last financial year (FY'25), the country's BoP registered a surplus of around $3.40 billion in an upswing from $4.30-billion deficit a year ago, according to July-June FY'25 balance sheet on payments released Wednesday by Bangladesh Bank (BB).

Last time the economy of $460 billion saw surplus in overall balance of $9.27 billion was during the covid-19 pandemi...