Bangladesh’s FY25 real GDP growth is projected to slow to 3.8 per cent due to output losses caused by the last uprising, floods and tighter policies, but is likely to rebound to 6.7 per cent in FY26 as policies relax, the IMF said.
FY25 inflation is likely to be around 11 per cent YoY (annual average) before falling to 5 per cent in FY26, backed by tighter policies and easing supply pressures.
Bangladesh’s FY25 real GDP growth is projected to slow to 3.8 per cent due to output losses caused by the last uprising, floods and tighter policies, but is likely to rebound to 6.7 per cent in FY26 as policies relax, the IMF said.
FY25 inflation is likely to be around 11 per cent YoY (annual average) before falling to 5 per cent in FY26, backed by tighter policies and easing supply pressures.