International oil prices have fallen sharply, with Brent crude dropping to nearly $77 per barrel following the US-Iran MoU. This market shift ends four months of geopolitical supply disruptions, lifting investor confidence across global equities.
Bangladesh-linked deposits in Swiss banks rose 41% in 2025 to CHF 834.2 million, the second-highest level on record, while the country remains outside the global automatic financial information-sharing system.
The proposed FY2026-27 budget, set to be presented in Parliament today, reduces subsidies by nearly Tk 19,000 crore from FY2024-25 levels while boosting export incentives and relying more heavily on debt-financed spending.
Huawei has re-entered Bangladesh’s consumer device market with 13 new products, a nationwide distribution partnership and a strategy focused on building an integrated smart-device ecosystem.
Global oil prices declined as traders reassessed the risks of US-Iran tensions, with Brent falling to $93.09 and WTI dropping over 2.6% amid eased energy supply disruption fears.
