Bangladesh Development Update, October 2015

World Bank

Bangladesh Development Update, October 2015 | On a Stable Path

2015

World Bank

Progress on reducing extreme poverty and boosting shared prosperity need to be further enhanced in the near-term by sustaining Gross Domestic Product (GDP) and remittances growth, creating jobs, containing inflation, and making progress on improving the quality of public service delivery. Private investments need to increase significantly to achieve the government’s 7 percent growth target for FY16. Moving forward in the immediate future, stronger attention is needed to (i) achieve safety and labor rights compliance in the garment industry, (ii) complete the critical ongoing road, electricity and gas development projects, (iii) implement the Public Private Partnership (PPP) law, (iv) improve the efficiency and solvency of the banking sector through better banking supervision and oversight by the Bangladesh Bank and corporate governance reforms in public banks, and (v) provide access to serviced land to domestic and foreign investors through the Special Economic Zones (SEZs) initiative.

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Dhaka, Bangladesh

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Investor; Personal income; Interest expenditure; Collaterals; Government policy; Domestic credit; Reserves; Capitalization; Portfolio; Foreign direct investment; Central bank; Bank policy; Exporter; International capital market; Trade balance; Recurrent expenditure; Safety nets; Budget deficit; Lien; Level playing field; Income inequalities; Rural credit; Debt crisis; Nonperforming loans; Budgeting; Maturities; Interest rate; Bank loan; Borrowing requirements; Corporate tax rate; Tax rate; Macroeconomic policy; Savings certificates; Capital adequacy; Revenues; Return; Exchange; Contingent liabilities; Repayments; Market; Safety net; Direct investment; Treasury bill; Market conditions; Domestic bank; Labor standard; Treasury bill auctions; Market diversification; Rural credits; Transfer payments; Domestic debt; Interest costs; Exporters; Recurrent expenditures; Private investments; National savings; Rural credit policy; Goods; Tax exemption; Credit policy; Good; Demand for credit; Bank accounts; Interest income; Consumer price index; Foreign currency; Foreign currency loans; Financial flow; Oil prices; Transactions; Solvency; Human development; Private credit; Foreign investors; Turnover; Government bank; Human resource; Credit line; Farm loan; Balance of payment; Debt level; Investment projects; Foreign exchange reserves; Insurance premiums; Personal guarantee; Capital investment; Foreign exchange reserve; Savings certificate; Political risks; Share; Macroeconomic management; Investor confidence; Treasury; Fiscal deficit; Fiscal policy; Securities; Loan portfolio; Investment rate; Political uncertainty; Bank financing; Federal reserve; Financial markets; Credit growth; Bank borrowing; Commodity prices; Foreign currencies; Government savings certificates; Tariff; Global markets; Foreign debt; Outstanding loans; Guarantees; Non-performing loan; Interest expense; Financial performance; Excess liquidity; Corporate governance; Interest payments; Banking sector; Pension reforms; Loan; Current account deficit; Interest cost; Export performance; International markets; Npl; Trade credit; Public banks; Interest rate spread; Interest; Economic efficiency; International financial markets; Emerging market; Government investment; Reserve; Government saving; Broad money; Deposit; Lending agency; Insurance companies; Currency; Political stability; Financial developments; Defaulters; Remittance; Domestic market; Investors; Banking system; Disbursement; Labor market; Stock markets; Political uncertainties; Government savings; Defaults; Private investor; Foreign loans; Revenue; Foreign exchange; Foreign exchange market; Security; Financial sector developments; Emerging markets; Tax collections; Foreign loan; Foreign financing; International capital; International borrowing; Export growth; Bank rate; Tax collection; Future; Trading; Deficit financing; Transparency; Government borrowing; Beneficiaries; Economic developments; Rural banking; Guarantee; Expenditures; Macroeconomic stability; Governance issues; Bank account; Investment rates; Market turnover; Access to financing; Market capitalization; Oil price; Monetary policy; Basis point; Tax; Deposits; Investments; T-bills; Collateral; Private sector credit

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anglais

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Report; Economic & Sector Work :: Economic Updates And Modeling; Economic & Sector Work

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Bangladesh Development Update, October 2015 | On a Stable Path

2015

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