In a world of dynamic economies and interconnected trade networks, Bangladesh’s recent decision to conduct trade using the Indian rupee marks a significant step toward reshaping global trade. This action makes us wonder about the seemingly endless opportunities when nations are willing to take risks. The US dollar has long

After exports, remittances have served as the economic oxygen during the current global recession for Bangladesh. Since independence, remittances have made a substantial contribution to the country’s economy. Employment, foreign exchange revenues, poverty reduction, food security, rural infrastructural development, education, and people’s living conditions have been among the driving factors.

China Needs a New Growth Model Under the leadership of Deng Xiaoping, China transformed itself from a poor, agrarian nation to arguably a global superpower. For much of this growth trajectory, China followed the so-called “export-led growth” model – imitating the success story of their East Asian neighbours. But since