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Sohel Parvez

Sohel Parvez is the Business Editor of The Daily Star.

Bangladesh Domestic Airport Passenger Traffic Falls

Four domestic airports see big drop in passenger traffic

6 October 2026
Four domestic airports have registered a gradual decline in passenger traffic as some travellers have shifted to road transport because of improved connectivity to several destinations and comparatively cheaper fares.
6 October 2026
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After jute, India seeks anti-dumping duty on PET film

1 October 2026
India’s trade remedies authority has recommended definitive anti-dumping duties of up to $218 per tonne on imports of polyethylene terephthalate (PET) film, widely used in packaging, from Bangladesh for five years.
1 October 2026
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After jute, India seeks anti-dumping duty on PET film

30 September 2026
The move comes just days after India imposed anti-dumping duties of up to $445 per tonne on Bangladeshi jute products
30 September 2026
India Piles New Duties on Bangladeshi Jute Goods

India now moves to levy anti-subsidy duty on jute goods

30 September 2026
Days after imposing fresh anti-dumping duties on jute goods, India has recommended anti-subsidy duties of up to $140.04 per tonne on jute products imported from Bangladesh.
30 September 2026
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News Analysis / Why cheaper money is failing to unlock investment

20 September 2026
Why is the private sector not borrowing money?
20 September 2026
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Why cheaper money is failing to unlock investment

19 September 2026
Over the last couple of years, businesses have raised concerns over high interest rates on loans and urged the Bangladesh Bank (BB) to cut its policy rates to reduce the cost of funds
19 September 2026
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Govt’s bank borrowing exceeds FY26 target by over Tk 47,500cr

1 September 2026
The government’s net borrowing from the banking system stood at Tk 165,538 crore in fiscal year (FY) 2025-26, far exceeding its plan for the year amid falling foreign financing and lower-than-expected revenue collection, according to Bangladesh Bank (BB) data.
1 September 2026
Anti-Dumping Duties by Countries Against Bangladesh

Bangladesh more a target than user of anti-dumping: BFTI study

16 August 2026
Bangladesh has barely used its three trade remedy tools -- anti-dumping, countervailing duty and safeguard measures -- against unfair imports even as it remains a frequent target of such measures abroad, a Bangladesh Foreign Trade Institute (BFTI) study has found.
16 August 2026
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DataSoft boss shows the way

Mahboob Zaman signed up for an IT business in 1998, when the use of computers was still at a nascent stage in
1 November 2016

Jute packaging must for nine more agro products

The government is set to make it compulsory to package nine more agricultural products in jute bags to limit the use of environmentally harmful plastic bags and reduce dependence on the global market, a senior official said yesterday.
30 October 2016
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Wheat imports poised to rise on bakers' demand

The import of wheat is likely to rise 5 percent to 47 lakh tonnes by the end of the current fiscal year, spurred by higher demand in the
24 October 2016
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Survey on marine fish stock to begin next month

The Department of Fisheries is expected to start assessing the fish stock in the Bay of Bengal from next month, nearly three decades
23 October 2016
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Shrimp exports bounce back

Shrimp exports picked up in the first quarter of fiscal 2016-17 after remaining on the downturn over the past two fiscal years thanks to
22 October 2016

Solar panel makers battered by cheap Chinese imports

Solar panel manufacturers are struggling to survive in the business in the face of stiff competition from low-priced imported panels and slowing demand for solar home systems, industry operators said.
19 October 2016
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Aman acreage rises

Farmers have planted aman paddy on more lands this year than the previous year, with expectations of a good harvest of the monsoon crop, officials and farmers said yesterday.
19 October 2016
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Silo near Mongla port to open soon

The grain silo near Mongla port is set to become operational by the end of this month, enabling the food directorate to unload imported
10 October 2016

BPC wants info on private imports of petroleum

Bangladesh Petroleum Corporation is seeking data on the import of petroleum products by the private sector to detect the illegal
8 October 2016
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Solar irrigation pumps winning farmers' hearts

Solar-powered irrigation is gaining popularity among farmers because of uninterrupted water supply and cost advantage over diesel-based pumps, said industry operators.
6 October 2016
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Local cattle meet 80pc Eid demand

The country has met around 80 percent of its demand for sacrificial animals this Eid-ul-Azha with locally reared cattle, reducing its dependence on cattle from India, say traders, farmers and livestock officials.
21 September 2016
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Source tax from exports rises 40pc

Tax collection at source from export proceeds of major items, including apparel, rose 40 percent year-on-year to nearly Tk 1,500 crore
11 September 2016
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Boro rice output falls

Boro rice production declined last season after years of consistent rise as many farmers, frustrated by the low prices of paddy, cut back
10 September 2016

Call centre to address VAT queries after Eid

The revenue authority is going to launch a call centre after Eid-ul-Azha to answer value added tax related queries, said officials.
7 September 2016
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Tax-return filing to go online this year

The National Board of Revenue is working to give taxpayers the convenience to file and submit tax returns online from this year.
5 September 2016
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Employees rush to obtain e-TINs

The rush to obtain taxpayer identification numbers intensified after the National Board of Revenue mandated that
4 September 2016
Cow Market, Eid-ul-Azha, Qurbani, Sacrificial animals

Crisis turns into opportunity

Restriction on cattle influx from India has become a boon for Bangladesh as many youths are setting up farms to boost meat and milk production, ushering in hopes for reducing deficits through faster development of the dairy and beef sector.
2 September 2016

Tax fair in Nov: NBR

The National Board of Revenue will organise this year's tax fair in November instead of this month, said Md Abdur Razzaque, a member of tax administration at the NBR.
1 September 2016
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Rising consumption fuels cooking oil imports

Bangladesh is importing more edible oil now than ever before to meet the rising consumption, industry officials said
25 August 2016
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Solar energy dims as grid power expands

Solar home system providers find their market squeezed due to the rapid expansion of electricity connections in off-grid areas,
24 August 2016

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