Bangladesh’s foreign currency reserves have slipped to a six-year low of $31.15 billion after the central bank cleared import bills to the tune of $1.05 billion with a number of Asian countries, official figures showed.
This means the reserves have fallen by about 30 per cent from $44.14 billion recorded in March last year.
This means the reserves have fallen by about 30 per cent from $44.14 billion recorded in March last year.
This means the reserves have fallen by about 30 per cent from $44.14 billion recorded in March last year.
This means the reserves have fallen by about 30 per cent from $44.14 billion recorded in March last year.