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Bangladesh’s forex reserves hit $31 billion, fueled by record remittances and political stability, ensuring three months of import coverage.
Bangladesh's foreign exchange reserves have risen to $31 billion, with IMF data showing $26.09 billion under BPM6 standards, reflecting improved stability after months of pressure.
A surge in remittances—$30.33 billion in the 2024-25 fiscal year, up 26.8% year-on-year—has driven the recovery, aided by recent political stability.
Remittances reached $2.47 billion in July and $2.42 billion in August, with inflows of $1.67 billion in the first 16 days of September, up 28.5% from last year.
The country now holds enough reserves to cover at least three months of imports, though usable reserves are estimated above $21 billion.
Las reservas de divisas de Bangladesh alcanzaron los $31 mil millones, impulsadas por remesas récord y estabilidad política, asegurando tres meses de cobertura de importaciones.