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Message: [QUOTE="Munyaradzi Mafaro, post: 47237, member: 636"] Bangladesh saw its foreign currency stockpile reach $31.31 billion last week. The central bank reported this figure represents the country's best performance over 28 months. Officials last recorded similar amounts during March 2023 when reserves touched $31.29 billion. The Bangladesh Bank tracks these numbers as a key economic indicator. Foreign exchange reserves help countries pay for imports and stabilize their currency. Central bank data shows reserves calculated under international standards also climbed higher. The International Monetary Fund method put reserves at $26.33 billion. This total marks the best showing since Bangladesh Bank started using this accounting system during June 2023. Back during that month, the same measurement showed $24.75 billion. Regular accounting methods showed $31.20 billion at the same time. Bangladesh achieved record reserves of $48 billion during August 2021. Money steadily flowed out after that peak period. Reserves dropped to just $20.48 billion when July 2023 ended. The Awami League government fell shortly after that low point. Recovery began following the political change. Financial experts point to stronger anti-corruption efforts as the main reason for improvement. Stricter rules against illegal money transfers helped boost worker payments from overseas. These remittances crossed $30 billion for the first time with days remaining before the fiscal year ends. Foreign development organizations also provided roughly $5 billion through various loan programs. The International Monetary Fund, World Bank and Asian Development Bank contributed these funds. [/QUOTE]

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