Dhaka, Nov. 7 -- Bangladesh sees its foreign-currency buffers wane amid a rather abrupt earnings dip and external payments, stoking fears of pressure on the country's current-account balance too soon.

The fall in foreign-currency surplus happened principally because of the steadily growing overseas liabilities of the country in the form of import settlement in recent times while export earnings show rather abrupt downturn.

Although the country gains some acceleration in remittance inflow, it is not getting the benefits due to dips in export earnings in recent months, officials and experts have said.

In fact, the country has enjoyed steady surplus in foreign-currency inflow in-between over $1.0 billion and $2.0 billion since May 2025 be...