Sri Lanka restores fuel subsidy as inflation spikes
AFP, Sri Lanka
30 September 2026 • Global Economy
Visa joins growing alarm over AI-powered risks
Reuters, London
30 September 2026 • Global Economy
ADB to give Modern Syntex $50 million for polyester chips project
Star Business Report
29 September 2026 • Business
ACI to invest Tk 60 crore in fruit drinks buisness
Star Business Report
29 September 2026 • Business
Where will Fed tightening hit hardest in Asia?
REUTERS, Hong Kong
29 September 2026 • Global Economy
Oil gains over 2%
REUTERS, London
29 September 2026 • Global Economy
Global AI trade could revive after recent pullback
REUTERS
29 September 2026 • Global Economy
Oil prices spike after Trump rejects Iran truce offer
AFP, Hong Kong
28 September 2026 • Business

What went wrong for Nestle CEO Mark Schneider

Two years ago, Mark Schneider could do nothing wrong; now he seems to get it all wrong
26 August 2024

Morgan Stanley cuts oil demand growth outlook

Morgan Stanley has lowered its global oil demand growth forecast for 2024, mainly due to China’s slower economic growth, increased electric vehicle usage there, and a rise in the number of trucks in China powered by liquefied natural gas (LNG).
25 August 2024

Bangladesh can learn from Korean experience in farm mechanisation

The Republic of Korea is now enjoying surplus rice production and one of the major factors that enabled the East Asian nation to become self-sufficient in this regard was farm mechanisation.
25 August 2024

Mohammad Hatem, new BKMEA president

Previous president AKM Salim Osman resigned due to health issues
25 August 2024

UK energy bills to rise, sparking fuel poverty fears

British energy bills are set to start rising again this autumn, the sector regulator announced on Friday, sparking fears that fuel poverty will worsen amid an ongoing cost of living crisis.
24 August 2024

Bank of Japan governor flags more rate hikes

Bank of Japan governor Kazuo Ueda indicated Friday that officials could hike interest rates again if inflation and the economy performed as expected, weeks after turmoil caused by a surprise increase earlier this month.
24 August 2024

Economists push back on Harris price gouging plan

Kamala Harris’s price gouging policy has been criticized by economists and analysts, who say it is an uncompetitive proposal that could end up hurting, and not helping, US consumers.
24 August 2024

India surpasses China to become Russia’s top oil buyer

India overtook China as the world’s biggest importer of Russian oil in July as Chinese refiners bought less because of lower profit margins from producing fuels, a comparison of import data showed.
22 August 2024

PwC China faces 6-month business ban

Chinese regulators will likely order business suspension for a big part of PricewaterhouseCoopers’ auditing unit in mainland China for six months, as part of punishment for its work on troubled property developer Evergrande, five sources said.
22 August 2024

King dollar’s crown is slipping

If the pressure on global markets from the tumult at the start of the month has abated, nobody told the dollar.
22 August 2024

China targets dairy imports from EU in latest barb in trade row

Beijing on Wednesday launched a probe into EU subsidies of some dairy products imported into China, the day after the bloc said it planned to impose five-year import duties of up to 36 percent on Chinese electric vehicles (EVs).
21 August 2024
21 August 2024

One year in, EU turning up heat in big tech fight

If 2024 already looks like an annus horribilis for big tech in the EU, the months ahead could prove a winter of discontent as the bloc wields a fortified new legal armoury to bring online titans to heel.
20 August 2024

Bangladesh’s dependence on US soybeans growing

Bangladesh’s dependence on the US for soybeans has been increasing, particularly after the outbreak of the Russia-Ukraine war, with local traders, millers and conglomerates diversifying their sourcing for uninterrupted supply of edible oil and animal feed.
20 August 2024

How BSEC wasted funds on ineffective roadshows abroad

Less than a year after Prof Shibli Rubayat-Ul Islam was appointed as chairman of the Bangladesh Securities and Exchange Commission (BSEC) in May 2020, the regulator started holding roadshows abroad to lure in foreign investors and boost the local market.
20 August 2024

EU plans 36% tariff on Chinese EVs, lower for Tesla

The European Commission said Tuesday it plans to slap five-year import duties of up to 36 percent on Chinese electric cars, unless Beijing can offer an alternative solution to the damaging trade row over state subsidies.
20 August 2024

China leaves key lending rates unchanged

China left benchmark lending rates unchanged at a monthly fixing on Tuesday, in line with market expectations.
20 August 2024

China’s biodiesel producers seek new outlets amid hefty EU tariffs

Chinese biodiesel producers are seeking new outlets in Asia for their exports and exploring producing other biofuels as supply to the European Union, their biggest buyer, dries up ahead of anti-dumping tariffs, biofuel executives and analysts said.
19 August 2024

BGMEA’s opposition panel demands cancellation of existing board

The Forum wants intervention of the commerce adviser and a re-election at the garment makers’ platform
19 August 2024

Near 12% of India’s tested spice samples fail quality, safety standards

Hong Kong suspended sales of some blends of the MDH and Everest, two popular Indian brands, in April over high levels of a pesticide
19 August 2024