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External debt servicing: Payment to peak at $5.15b in 2030 - Vimarsana News

External debt servicing: Payment to peak at $5.15b in 2030

Bangladesh's foreign loan servicing burden will peak in fiscal 2029-30 with repayment of $5.15 billion, which experts deem to be very much within the safe territory -- quelling fears that the country might become the next emerging economy after Sri Lanka and Pakistan to run into external debt distress.

Travel cheap: The best vacation destinations in Latin America - Vimarsana News

Travel cheap: The best vacation destinations in Latin America

Despite the economic crises and the remaining effects of the pandemic and the war in Ukraine that have the dollar skyrocketing, Latin America remains the favorite destination for many travelers this summer

Power sector external debt: Repayment may pose a challenge - Vimarsana News

Power sector external debt: Repayment may pose a challenge

The repayment of foreign loans in the power sector may worsen the country's debt-servicing burden as the government will have to pay the lenders Tk 197,677.27 crore in the 30 years from 2024-25 fiscal.

The Devaluation of the National Currency Is Increasing the External Debt in Latin America - Vimarsana News

The Devaluation of the National Currency Is Increasing the External Debt in Latin America

Currency devaluation and external debt are wreaking havoc on the economy of Latin American countries, a region that lives in constant trouble

India: Not On the Path of Sri Lanka - Eastern Mirror - Vimarsana News

India: Not On the Path of Sri Lanka - Eastern Mirror

Sri Lanka of 81-billion-dollar economy and 22 million people is going through its worst economic crisis in decades and the political fallout is already being felt in the corridors of power since the country gained independence in 1948. The country was left by President Gotabaya Rajapaksa only a few days after thousands of protestors stormed his home and office, and with his resignation it is an end of   two decades of rule by the Rajapaksa family. The situation only got worse thereafter, as the country saw commercial borrowings — which constituted a mere 2.5% of foreign debt in 200...