The rate of inflation is measured on the basis of prices and costs of a total of 426 products and services, including rice, pulses (dal), coarse flour, flour, oil, soap, salt, sugar, gold, books, notebooks, pens and travel charges . All products and services in the list are weighted 100. Each product and service has…
The rate of inflation in the country declined from 8.91 percent in October to 8.85 percent in November, although the prices of essential commodities remained unchanged during the period. The figures were published at a press conference at the office of Planning Minister MA Mannan on Monday. The Bangladesh Bureau of Statistics (BBS), however, said…
Inflation eased to 8.85 per cent in November from 8.91 per cent in the previous month due to lower food prices. This means that the Consumer Price Index has declined for the third month in a row. Food inflation fell to 8.14 percent in November from 8.50 percent in October, while non-food inflation rose to…
While the European Commission and the White House have set up a high-level task force to negotiate, Macron aims to use his political clout to push the case for waivers at the highest level during his state visit. EU governments want a solution quickly, with arrangements possibly agreed at the EU-US Business and Technology Council…
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Hargreaves Lansdowne’s Streeter said: “Shoppers are showing signs of trading down and looking for bargains, so the pressure is on for H&M to compete with chains offering greater value, from Primark to Boohoo and Shein Online. “ H&M said its savings would begin in the second half of next year, while it would take a…
Usman Ghani, former president of the Bangladesh Knowledge and Creative Publishers Association, alleged that a syndicate of businesses was inflating paper prices. They feel that the increase in the price of paper will force the publishers to cut printing by 50 percent. “When it is time for book fairs and printing of textbooks, the paper…