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- Iran rejects temporary ceasefire, seeks end to war across region: Deputy FM
- Expected progress not achieved in 56 years: Mirza Fakhrul
- Ministry dismisses rumour over SSC exam routine
- Rooppur nuclear plant’s first unit gets fuel loading licence
- US grants Bangladesh 60-day waiver in importing fuel oil from Russia
- Bangladesh embassy issues safety alert for expatriates in Lebanon
- Jamaat to support just causes, oppose injustice: Ameer
- State minister signals higher stipends to bring students back to classrooms
- Myanmar leader commutes all death sentences
- Trump says US ‘very close’ to making Iran deal as two-week ceasefire nears end
- Singapore–Middle East travel plunges as Changi handles 17.6m passengers in Q1
- ODI series: New Zealand bat first in opener against Bangladesh
- Tesla seeks Taiwan chip engineers for Terafab project
- Load shedding rises amid deepening energy crisis
- UPDF man killed, 2 injured in open firing in Rangamati
- Cuban president vows defense of island if US invades
- Russian barrage kills 17 across Ukraine
- Pumping of 5,000 metric tonnes of diesel from India begins
- Commerce Secretary Mahbubur Rahman passes away
- Liquidity surges, credit growth slows in banking sector
Liquidity surges, credit growth slows in banking sector
A paradox has emerged in Bangladesh’s banking sector: record-high liquidity is sitting idle in banks, even as private sector credit growth continues to slow, intensifying a financing squeeze for industries and small and medium enterprises. At the end of December 2025, total liquidity in the sector exceeded Tk 626,000 crore, marking a 6.8 percent year-on-year increase. Excess liquidity alone...
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