Desk Report
Published: 09 Oct 2020, 11:52 am
The country’s foreign exchange reserves have crossed US$40 billion for the first time, thanks to a steady flow of inward remittances despite the coronavirus pandemic.
The inflow of remittance and aid of the development partners added to raise the foreign exchange reserve to over $40 billion, a senior official of the Bangladesh Bank told journalist on Thursday, reports BSS.
The official said remittance is the key driver to raise the reserve to the highest point.