Dhaka, Nov. 25 -- Economic activity in Bangladesh remained subdued during the July-September 2025 quarter as ongoing political uncertainty continued to weigh on domestic demand and investment, according to the Metropolitan Chamber of Commerce and Industry (MCCI). The chamber released its quarterly economic review on Monday, noting that while the overall slowdown persisted, some key sectors showed signs of improvement supported by easing inflation and a more stable foreign exchange market.The report highlighted that GDP growth fell sharply to 3.35 percent in Q4, down from 4.86 percent in Q3 of FY25, reflecting weak domestic demand and broad-based moderation across the economy. Private-sector credit growth dropped to a historic low of 6.29 ...