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Villagers grow food for all. But they end up paying more for it - Vimarsana News

Villagers grow food for all. But they end up paying more for it

People living in rural Bangladesh have witnessed more erosion in their purchasing power and well-being than the urbanites as the former are paying more for both food and non-food items

Landowners who solely depend on farming face tough times - Vimarsana News

Landowners who solely depend on farming face tough times

Households whose income for subsistence comes only from farming, including leasing out cropland, are now going through tough times, according to researchers.

Solely farming not cutting it, even for landowners - Vimarsana News

Solely farming not cutting it, even for landowners

Households whose income for subsistence comes only from farming, including leasing out cropland, are now going through tough times, according to researchers.

No chance for a fully floating exchange rate: governor - Vimarsana News

No chance for a fully floating exchange rate: governor

Central bank governor yesterday ruled out the possibility for a floating exchange rate although many economists have long suggested Bangladesh put in place a market-determined price

Over 28 lakh Bangladeshis go under poverty line for food price hike, economic slowdown: IFPRI researcher - Vimarsana News

Over 28 lakh Bangladeshis go under poverty line for food price hike, economic slowdown: IFPRI researcher

The poverty situation in Bangladesh was higher than expected in 2020-21 as the COVID constrained economic activity and reduced incomes. The situation worsened further amid spirals in global food prices in 2022. And the global economic slowdown could push more people into poverty this year.