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Foreign debt declines by $1.45bn in three months

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  • Update Time : 07:50:56 pm, Thursday, 25 December 2025
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Bangladesh’s foreign debt declined by $1.45 billion in the July-September quarter. The country’s total outstanding external debt stood at $112.12 billion at the end of September this year. This marks a decrease of $1.45 billion from the previous quarter, when external debt amounted to $113.57 billion at the end of June.

Bangladesh Bank report made the disclosure. According to Bangladesh Bank data, foreign debt in the private sector has decreased by $19,58 billion at the end of last September. Three months ago, it was $19.83 billion.

However, debt in the public sector has increased to $92.54 billion at the end of September. Three months ago, it was $93.74 billion. In both cases, short-term foreign debt has decreased more during this period.

In view of the continued high remittance inflow, the foreign exchange reserves increased to $ 32.72 billion as of Monday (December 22) last. According to BPM6, the reserves have increased to $ 28.04 billion. This has kept dollar rate stable at Tk 122 for a long time.

The concerned sources said that after the fall of the Awami League government on August 5 last year, the government has been strict against money laundering. Meanwhile a record level $ 570.75 million in foreign liabilities has been repaid in the last fiscal year. Due to easing of dollar market, the trend of foreign debt repayment is still ongoing.

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Foreign debt declines by $1.45bn in three months

Update Time : 07:50:56 pm, Thursday, 25 December 2025
Bangladesh’s foreign debt declined by $1.45 billion in the July-September quarter. The country’s total outstanding external debt stood at $112.12 billion at the end of September this year. This marks a decrease of $1.45 billion from the previous quarter, when external debt amounted to $113.57 billion at the end of June.

Bangladesh Bank report made the disclosure. According to Bangladesh Bank data, foreign debt in the private sector has decreased by $19,58 billion at the end of last September. Three months ago, it was $19.83 billion.

However, debt in the public sector has increased to $92.54 billion at the end of September. Three months ago, it was $93.74 billion. In both cases, short-term foreign debt has decreased more during this period.

In view of the continued high remittance inflow, the foreign exchange reserves increased to $ 32.72 billion as of Monday (December 22) last. According to BPM6, the reserves have increased to $ 28.04 billion. This has kept dollar rate stable at Tk 122 for a long time.

The concerned sources said that after the fall of the Awami League government on August 5 last year, the government has been strict against money laundering. Meanwhile a record level $ 570.75 million in foreign liabilities has been repaid in the last fiscal year. Due to easing of dollar market, the trend of foreign debt repayment is still ongoing.