Friday | 5 June 2026 | Reg No- 06
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BKB eyes top position in remittance collection after record performanceBangladesh Krishi Bank (BKB) has achieved a historic milestone in remittance collection, ranking second among
Bangladesh receives nearly $3b in remittances in 23 days ahead of Eid-ul-AdhaAhead of the upcoming Eid-ul-Adha festival, expatriate Bangladeshis have sent nearly $3 billion in remittances
BB approves overseas remittance for visa bonds, security depositsBangladesh Bank (BB) has authorised local banks to remit funds abroad to cover mandatory visa
BB tightens control on overseas payments with unified transport remittance rules In a major move to tighten oversight of foreign exchange transactions and streamline overseas payments,
Ziaur Rahman laid foundation of country's remittance economy: PresidentPresident Md. Sahabuddin has stated that Shaheed President Ziaur Rahman laid the groundwork for the
BKB achieves 2nd prize among top 10 banks in remittance collectionThe inaugural ceremony of the 'Center for Non-Resident Bangladeshi (NRB) World Conference Series 2026' was
Expatriates must be encouraged to send remittances thru legal channels: SwaponInformation and Broadcasting Minister Zahir Uddin Swapon has called for stronger efforts to encourage expatriate
Bangladesh remittances reach historic $3.75b in MarchBangladesh has set a new remittance record, with inflows reaching an unprecedented $3.75 billion by
March remittances hit $3.6 billion, Bangladesh sets all-time new recordBangladesh has broken its previous remittance record, as inflows surged to an estimated $3.6 billion
Iran war puts South Asia's Gulf remittances at riskAs the rich Arab states of the Persian Gulf are targeted by Iranian drones and
Pre-Eid spike spurs remittances to cross $3bn in record timeBangladesh's remittance inflows have maintained a powerful upward trajectory, recording $3.05 billion in the first
Bangladesh receives $2.2b in remittances in first half of MarchBangladesh has recorded a robust surge in remittance inflows, with a 35.7% increase during the
Surging remittances slash current account deficit, stabilise external sectorAfter a prolonged spell of external imbalance fuelled by rising import costs and global economic
Middle East war puts our $32b remittance lifeline at risk In an age of deep global interdependence, no economy can claim to be distant from
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