Dhaka, June 26 -- Bangladesh's economy is showing initial signs of stabilisation after a period of significant volatility, according to Standard Chartered Bangladesh. The bank highlighted improvements in key areas such as inflation peaking, stabilising foreign exchange reserves, a strengthening taka, and a recovery in export performance.
These insights were shared during Standard Chartered's flagship Global Research Briefing held in Dhaka, which brought together policymakers, private sector leaders, and clients to review the country's economic outlook.
The bank's research forecasts a 5 per cent GDP growth for the fiscal year 2025-26. While noting persistent global economic challenges, Standard Chartered offered a cautiously optimistic out...