Budget FY27

Budget FY27

Industries Minister Khandakar Abdul Muktadir spoke at a meeting held at the Jatiya Sangsad Bhaban yesterday (6 August). Photo : BSS

Parliamentary body urges transparency in industries budget execution

The parliamentary standing committee on the industries ministry has stressed ensuring transparency, accountability, and efficiency in implementing its Tk1,691.90 crore proposed budget for FY27.

Will Bangladesh economy gain momentum in FY27? ADB hints not yet

Will Bangladesh economy gain momentum in FY27? ADB hints not yet

BGCCI yesterday (5 July) held a seminar titled "National Budget 2026-27: Impact on Business, Trade, and Investment." Photo: Collected

BGCCI calls for stable fiscal policies to strengthen business, investment

Seminar titled “Impact of the Budget on the Telecom and Technology Sector,” organised by Voice for Reform at the BDBL Building in Dhaka on 1 July 2026, discussed the implications of the recently passed Finance Act 2026 and the FY2026-27 national budget.

Tech leaders slam budget for burdening phone users while rewarding industry

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Bangladesh Bank projects 6.1% GDP growth for FY27, below govt's 6.5% target

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JS passes Tk9.38 lakh crore FY27 budget amid high hopes, tough challenges

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Budget FY27: PM proposes tax cuts for industries, digital economy

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PM against mandatory TIN for bank accounts, property registration

Nahid Islam speaks in parliament on 30 April 2026/ Screengrab

Nahid calls budget a 'document of deception', questions government's reform agenda

Health and Family Welfare State Minister MA Muhit. File Photo: Collected

Opposition seeks only power-sharing reforms: State minister

Gender budget expands, yet women's economic participation continues to lag

Gender budget expands, yet women's economic participation continues to lag

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VAT on retail business, mandatory TIN for opening bank account may be scrapped

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Bangladesh tyre manufacturers reject importers' 'misleading' claims over proposed budget measures