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24/06/2026

The Early Market Whisper | Wednesday, 24 June 2026

The Bangladesh Bank is set to keep its policy interest rate unchanged for the first half of the fiscal 2026-27 while con...
24/06/2026

The Bangladesh Bank is set to keep its policy interest rate unchanged for the first half of the fiscal 2026-27 while considering re-imposing a cap on the spread between lending and deposit rates at 4%, according to officials familiar with the discussions.

The central bank is expected to maintain its short-term policy rate, which determines the cost of borrowing for banks, as part of its continued contractionary monetary stance amid prolonged inflationary pressure. Officials said the decision is being shaped by persistently high inflation and macroeconomic uncertainty.

After Monday’s turnover of BDT 876.00 crore, today’s volume declined by 5.45% to BDT 828.36 crore, indicating a modest r...
23/06/2026

After Monday’s turnover of BDT 876.00 crore, today’s volume declined by 5.45% to BDT 828.36 crore, indicating a modest reduction in trading activity despite a strong recovery in market sentiment.

The benchmark DSEX Index gained 51.08 points to close at 5,605.25 from 5,554.17, recovering a significant portion of the previous session’s decline and signaling a return of buying interest across the market.

The Relative Strength Index (RSI) rose to 63.90 from 59.68, moving further above the neutral 50 level. This increase indicates that bullish momentum has strengthened again following Monday’s sharp correction. The rise from 59.68 to 63.90 suggests that the market has successfully absorbed a large portion of the recent profit-taking pressure and that buyers are reasserting control. While the RSI is no longer in overbought territory, it remains comfortably within bullish territory, signaling healthy upward momentum without the excessive overheating seen previously.

Market breadth turned overwhelmingly positive, with 279 issues advancing, 55 declining, and 61 remaining unchanged, highlighting broad-based buying support across the market.

The International Monetary Fund has sought a time-bound action plan covering reforms in revenue mobilisation and the ban...
23/06/2026

The International Monetary Fund has sought a time-bound action plan covering reforms in revenue mobilisation and the banking sector, in light of Bangladesh's new loan proposal.

According to finance officials, the global lender has proposed that Bangladesh introduce a single value-added tax (VAT) rate of 15%, and impose a turnover tax as part of broader fiscal reforms.

23/06/2026

The Early Market Whisper | Tuesday, 23rd June 2026

The fallout from the Iran war has pushed Bangladesh's LNG subsidy burden to Tk16,600 crore, nearly three times the origi...
23/06/2026

The fallout from the Iran war has pushed Bangladesh's LNG subsidy burden to Tk16,600 crore, nearly three times the original allocation of Tk6,000 crore for the fiscal 2025-26, as the government was forced to rely heavily on costly spot market purchases.

According to Petrobangla, the conflict has added Tk10,600 crore to the LNG subsidy requirement, a 176.7% increase from the original fiscal provision.

Iran and the United States have finalised an agreement centred on the release of $12 billion in frozen Iranian assets, a...
23/06/2026

Iran and the United States have finalised an agreement centred on the release of $12 billion in frozen Iranian assets, according to Iran's parliamentary speaker and chief negotiator Mohammad Bagher Ghalibaf, who said the measure was an immediate outcome of a broader memorandum of understanding between the two countries.

Ghalibaf said the agreement followed preliminary arrangements in Qatar and was formally signed in Switzerland, says Al Jazeera.

22/06/2026

Bangladesh’s latest macroeconomic indicators show stronger growth momentum but mounting financial sector risks. The country’s foreign exchange reserve rose to USD 31.24 billion, strengthening external buffers, while the Bangladeshi Taka remained stable at 122.75. The call money rate increased slightly to 9.94% from 9.89%, indicating mild tightening in short-term liquidity conditions.

The external sector remained one of the brighter spots. Remittance inflows grew 15.48% year-on-year to USD 3.43 billion in May, continuing to support foreign exchange inflows and domestic consumption. Exports surged 33.95% year-on-year to USD 3.63 billion, signaling a strong rebound in external demand and export earnings. Imports also remained elevated at USD 6.67 billion, reflecting stronger domestic demand and industrial activity. Despite higher imports, the current account deficit improved to USD -1.072 billion during July–April FY26, compared to -1.635 billion in the same period of FY25.

Investment indicators remained weak but less alarming than a year ago. Capital machinery imports contracted by 3.07% during July–March FY26, a substantial improvement from the -26.02% contraction recorded in the same period last year, suggesting that the investment downturn is stabilizing even if a full recovery has yet to materialize.

On the inflation front, CPI increased to 9.42% in May from 9.04%, indicating renewed inflationary pressure and continued strain on household purchasing power. Fiscal performance softened, with April tax revenue growth slowing to 6.71%, compared to the exceptionally strong 27.76% growth recorded a year earlier, highlighting uneven revenue collection momentum.

Monetary indicators continued to diverge. M2 growth accelerated to 11.45%, reflecting abundant liquidity in the banking system, while private sector credit growth slowed further to just 4.75%, indicating weak business borrowing and subdued investment demand despite higher liquidity availability.

Overall, GDP growth improved to 4.14% in FY26 from 3.49% in FY25, pointing to a gradual economic recovery. However, banking sector vulnerabilities intensified as classified loans rose to 32.26% by March from 30.60% in December, reversing earlier improvements and highlighting growing asset-quality concerns that continue to pose significant risks to long-term financial stability under the supervision of Bangladesh Bank.

After Sunday’s turnover of BDT 1,002.43 crore, today’s volume declined by 12.61% to BDT 876 crore, indicating a notable ...
22/06/2026

After Sunday’s turnover of BDT 1,002.43 crore, today’s volume declined by 12.61% to BDT 876 crore, indicating a notable reduction in trading activity as investor participation weakened.

The benchmark DSEX Index decreased by 85.72 points to close at 5,554.17 from 5,639.89. (Based on the figures provided, the index declined by 85.72 points rather than increased by 85.71 points.) The sharp fall reflects significant selling pressure following the market's recent rally.

The Relative Strength Index (RSI) dropped sharply to 59.68 from 72.96, marking a significant retreat from the overbought zone. This decline indicates that bullish momentum has cooled substantially and profit-taking has accelerated across the market. The move from 72.96 to 59.68 suggests that the market has transitioned from an overheated condition to a more balanced momentum environment. While the RSI remains above the neutral 50 level—meaning buyers still retain a slight advantage—the sharp drop signals that the strong bullish momentum seen in recent weeks has weakened considerably.

Market breadth was extremely negative, with 36 issues advancing, 319 declining, and 34 remaining unchanged, highlighting widespread selling pressure and broad-based weakness across the market.

The National Board of Revenue (NBR) has recorded its highest-ever revenue collection during the first 11 months of a fis...
22/06/2026

The National Board of Revenue (NBR) has recorded its highest-ever revenue collection during the first 11 months of a fiscal year, collecting Tk3,60,642 crore during the July 2025 to May 2026 period, surpassing all previous records.

According to a statement issued today (21 June), revenue collection during the period increased by Tk32,856.22 crore compared with Tk3,27,785.78 crore collected during the same period of FY25.
The year-on-year growth rate stood at 10.02%.

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