Relief in Bangladesh’s Foreign Exchange Reserves
Bangladesh’s foreign exchange reserves have once again crossed the $30 billion mark.
As of July 16, 2025, the reserves stood at $30.02 billion, according to Bangladesh Bank.
Under the international BPM6 standard, the reserve is estimated at around $25 billion.
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At the beginning of July, Bangladesh paid $2.02 billion to ACU member countries. Despite the large payment, the reserves remained stable without a major drop.
On July 3, total reserves were $31.57 billion; under BPM6, it was $26.51 billion.
At that time, usable reserves were over $20 billion. The central bank attributes this stability to strong export earnings and remittance inflows.
Officials view the trend as a sign of effective policy and economic resilience.
The current reserve situation reflects growing confidence in the external sector.
