• Indra Mohan pays tribute to Tagore
  • Body formed to probe Ctg rail ticket scalping
  • An eye-opener
  • Sakib’s absence a blessing: Mushfiq
  • Ministering to traffic accidents
  • Agri sector contribution to GDP drops further
  • 52 killed as Syrian troops pound rebels bastion
  • Govt yet to approve the list of hazardous works for children
  • Tough movement after Eid if CG not restored: Khaleda
  • Heritage, panoramic beauty of Bangladesh displayed
  • Immediate arrest of killers demanded
  • Let there be a JS discussion on power, law and order
  • Poland tight-lipped as Russia clash looms
  • No smoking
  • Powdered milk price marks fresh rise
  • Rio Summit seeks to help sick planet
  • Defence, prosecution lawyers locked into blame game
  • Position of 60 AL MPs shaky: PM
  • Awarding corrupt bankers and punishing people
  • People suffer amid forced suspension of transports
  • BGB pushes back 300 Rohingyas fleeing riots
  • Troops patrol strife-hit Myanmar state
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Agri sector contribution to GDP drops further

A file photo shows labourers husking paddy at a village on the outskirts of Dhaka. The contribution of the agriculture sector to the growth of the country’s gross domestic product continued to decrease in the current fiscal year because of the drop in production. — New Age photo
The contribution of the agriculture sector to the growth of the country’s gross domestic product continued to decrease in the current fiscal year because of the drop in production. According to the Bangladesh Economic Survey, contribution... Full story

Powdered milk price marks fresh rise

A photo taken on Monday shows different brands of powdered milk in a grocery shop in Dhaka. Powdered milk price continued to increase in the city markets in last one month with prices of some leading brands for baby milk marking a fresh increase last week. — New Age photo
Powdered milk price continued to increase in the city markets in last one month with prices of some leading brands of milk powder for babies, marking a fresh increase last week. The price hike of powdered milk has pushed the consumers with... Full story

Stocks fall for 3rd day

Dhaka stocks fell on Monday, three sessions in a row, as the investors continued to remain worried about the impact of the budget and fearful about political instability. Full story

Garment accessories makers want review of budget proposal

The Bangladesh Garment Accessories and Packaging Manufacturers and Exporters Association on Monday asked the government to reduce tax at source on exports of garment accessories and packaging products to a... Full story

GBB Power makes debut at DSE tomorrow

Three companies — GBB Power, Bangladesh Submarine Cable Company and Saiham Cotton Mills — will make their debuts at the Dhaka Stock Exchange in next two weeks. Full story

41 banks, FIs to disburse JICA loan for SMEs

The Bangladesh Bank has identified the gap created due to inconsistency between deposit and investment fund of banks and financial institutions for mid- and long-term... Full story

Japan calls for tougher insider trading rules

Japan’s securities watchdog flexed its muscles by fining a foreign financial institution for insider trading for the first time, but punishments overall remain modest by global standards, sparking... Full story

Premier Leasing re-elects chairman

The board of directors of Premier Leasing and Finance Limited at its 106th meeting held recently re-elected AZM Akramul Haq as chairman of the company, said a news release. Full story

Premier Bank holds workshop on IT securities

Premier Bank held a workshop on ‘Leveraging information security in the perspective of banking’ at its head office at Banani in Dhaka recently. This workshop was conducted by Information... Full story

China’s bank loans rise in May amid slowdown

China’s bank lending rose in May compared to the previous month, official figures showed Monday, as the government implemented a range of measures to boost the nation’s slowing economy. Full story

Market Disclosures

ILFSL Shaw Wallace Bangladesh Ltd, one of the corporate sponsors/directors of the company, has expressed its intention to sell 3,00,000 shares... Full story

Asian stocks, euro jump

Asian markets and the euro rallied Monday after the eurozone agreed to lend Spain up to $125 billion to save its banks, but analysts warn the deal is just a sticking plaster for Europe’s wider problems. Full story

Oil prices rally in Asia on Spain bank bail out

Oil prices jumped in Asian trade Monday with traders cheered by a eurozone agreement to bail out Spain’s beleaguered banks and easing Chinese inflation. New York’s main contract, light sweet crude for delivery... Full story

OECD sees weakness spreading to Asia

A man takes a newspaper from a kiosk in Alella of China on Sunday. The latest report from the OECD showed on Monday that there are signs that the economies of two of the world’s leading emerging powerhouses, India and China, are starting to falter. — Reuters photo
There are signs that the economies of two of the world’s leading emerging powerhouses, India and China, are starting to falter, while Europe continues to be handicapped by its debt woes, the latest report from the OECD showed on Monday. Full story

India could be first BRIC to lose investment grade: S&P

Standard & Poor’s said on Monday that India could become the first of the so-called BRIC economies to lose its investment-grade status, sending the rupee and stocks lower, less than two months after cutting its rating outlook for the country. Full story

Spain’s rescue loan sows debt fears

Investors punished Spain’s bonds Monday as early euphoria over a vast eurozone loan to rescue stricken banks transformed into deep concern over its mushrooming sovereign debt. Full story

NCC Bank re-elects chairman

The board of directors of NCC Bank has recently re-elected Md Nurun Newaz Salim as chairman of the bank for another term. The board also re-elected Mostafizur Rahman... Full story

China urges more ‘decisive action’ on euro crisis

China said the eurozone finance ministers’ decision to lend Spain up to 100 billion euros to shore up its teetering banks was a welcome short-term fix, but urged the bloc to take more... Full story


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