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Dr Zahid for taking steps to prevent foul plays in capital market
Countrys eminent figure and former lead economist of the World Bank, Dhaka Office, Dr Zahid Hussain has urged the authorities concerned to take steps for preventing foul plays in the capital market to restore confidence of the general investors, reports BSS. If the issues of manipulated Initial...
Inflation can be reduced to 6-7% in next FY
Dr Zahid Hussain, a prominent figure and former lead economist at the World Banks Dhaka Office, has expressed optimism that the general point-to-point inflation rate could be reduced to between 6 to 7 percent in the next fiscal year (FY26) if the country does not face natural or political...
Oil, instead of water, was poured on inflation fire: Dr Zahid
Dr Zahid Hussain, former lead economist at the World Banks Dhaka office, challenged the notion of a dream economy during the Awami Leagues undemocratic 15-year rule, saying official growth figures were grossly manipulated. From July 2008 to July 2019, GDP growth averaged 4.2% instead of the...