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Substantial bad debt write-offs fail to tame default loan uptrend

The public, private and foreign commercial banks wrote off around Tk 106.00 billion non-performing loans (NPLs) until June 30 last. This has reduced the amount of default loans in the banking sector. The Bangladesh Bank (BB) introduced guidelines for writing off of the classified loans in 2003 aiming to improve the loan recovery a . . . . . .     Read Full Story
Ministries back to spending spree amidst confusion over austerity

In the absence of a clear directive on austerity, most ministries and divisions have reverted to spending spree since the day one of the current fiscal (2006-07). Sources in the Ministry of Finance said the fiscal management might come under pressure if the prevailing situation is allowed to continue. Most ministries and divisions . . . . . .     Read Full Story
 
HEADLINE
Ministries back to spending spree amidst confusion over austerity
In the absence of a clear directive on austerity, most ministries and divisions have reverted to spe
 
Substantial bad debt write-offs fail to tame default loan uptrend
The public, private and foreign commercial banks wrote off around Tk 106.00 billion non-performing l
 
UNSC passes ceasefire resolution
UNITED NATIONS, Aug 12 (Agencies): The UN Security Council unanimously approved a resolution Friday
 
POLITICS & POLICIES
SCBA demands constitutional commission to appoint judges
The Supreme Court Bar Association (SCBA) suggested formation of a constitutional commission to recom
 
Opposition demonstrate against Israeli air-strikes on Lebanon
Hundreds of opposition activists demonstrated in the city Saturday against Israeli air-strikes on Le
 
BSF killed 439 Bangladeshis in four years and 10 months
A human-rights watchdog Saturday said a 'humanitarian crisis' has been created on the border in the
 
METRO/COUNTRY
International Youth Day observed
The International Youth Day was observed in the country Saturday with the focus on issues of youth a
 
Power connections to six mills snapped at Ctg
CHITTAGONG Aug 12: On the charge of pilfering power, power connections to six mills and factories b
 
Breach in Durgabati cross dam submerges 10 more villages
SATKHIRA, Aug 12 (UNB): Breach in Durgabati cross dam on the Khola Petua River submerged ten more v
 
EDITORIAL
Utility service management needs a change
BANGLADESH, otherwise a resource-starved country, is rather lucky to have gas reserve both in its on
 
Testing time for the frozen food sector
BANGLADESH government has made testing of the prawn bodies mandatory before their shipment to the Eu
 
A plan for ensuring business security
THE recent incident -- snatching away of Taka 1.0 million -- in front of a Gulshan Bank from the st
 
VIEWS & OPINIONS
Uniqueness of principle-oriented leaders
FROM study and observation and from my own strivings. I have isolated eight discernible unique quali
 
Promoting environment with awards
THE environment is not just a matter for experts. It may be a complex and varied subject, but every
 
Coca-Cola and Pepsi ban extends across India
More bans are expected in the coming days in a political backlash against the US companies that has
 
LETTER TO EDITOR
A roadmap for increasing remittances
IT was estimated that remittances can double or treble within a short period of time if only prope
 
Chittagong port
Chittagong seaport is the economic life-line of Bangladesh. But, unfortunately, the port so far coul
 
COMPANIES & FINANCE
BGMEA for computerised mapping system to locate containers
The Bangladesh Garment Manufacturers and Exporters' Association (BGMEA) has demanded introduction of
 
Financial constraint impedes apiculture sector's growth
Apiculture in Bangladesh, in spite of having tremendous potential, is not thriving as a lucrative se
 
CSE to introduce derivatives as equity item
In a bid to popularise trading through derivatives among the brokers of the Chittagong Stock Exchang
 
BUSINESS/FINANCE
S Asia's macroeconomic stability, more job opportunities to help reduce poverty level
ISLAMABAD, Aug 12 (APP): The overall macroeconomic stability, enabling environment for investment, g
 
Immigrants not 'stealing jobs' from Americans
HOUSTON, Aug 12 (PTI): As debate over immigration policy generates heat in the US, there seems to be
 
India's industrial production grows by robust 9.6pc
NEW DELHI, Aug 12 (AFP): India's industrial production grew by a robust 9.6 per cent in June, accord
 
MARKET & COMMODITIES
Oil falls from record peaks in wake of thwarted bomb plot
LONDON, Aug 12 (AFP): Crude oil prices fell off record peaks this week as traders seized on news of
 
Dollar rides higher on robust US retail data
NEW YORK, Aug 12 (AFP): The dollar got a lift Friday from a sharp rebound in US retail sales which r
 
BP to keep oil gushing from Alaskan field
WASHINGTON, Aug 12 (AFP): BP said Friday it would continue to pump oil from part of a giant field in
 
SPORTS
Explosive Ashraful takes Bangladesh to victory
An incisive spell from Mashrafee Mortaza, miserly acts from the spinners and Mohammad Ashraful's qui
 
Dhaka DSA meet Magura in final round opener of Jubok Phone National Football
Dhaka DSA will take on Magura DSA in the opening final round match of the Jubok Phone National Footb
 
Champions Bayern defeat Dortmund in season opener
MUNICH, Germany, Aug 12 (AFP): Reigning champions Bayern Munich got their title defence off to a win
 
WORLD
Israel widens airstrikes into Lebanon
BEIRUT Aug 12 (AP): Israeli warplanes launched wide-ranging airstrikes and sent commandos into the H
 
Heavy shelling in Lanka as fresh fighting flares
COLOMBO, Aug 12 (AFP): Sri Lankan troops and Tamil Tiger rebels shelled each other's positions in th
 
China mops up after worst typhoon in 50 years
BEIJING, Aug 12 (AFP): Workers in southern China have shoveled large piles of mud and debris off the
 
 

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