Bangladesh continues to witness robust remittance inflows in the current fiscal year, with expatriate Bangladeshis sending over $35 billion during the period from July 2025 to June 23, 2026. This marks an impressive 17.8 percent growth compared to the corresponding period of the previous fiscal year. According to the latest data from Bangladesh Bank released today, remittance inflow reached $35 billion till June 23 of FY2025-26, up from $29.72 billion received during the same period of FY2024-25.
Continued Growth and Contributions
On June 23, 2026, expatriates sent $87 million through official banking channels, reflecting the continued contribution of overseas workers to the country's foreign exchange reserves. During the first 23 days of June, remittance inflow totalled at $2,238 million.
Impact on Foreign Exchange Reserves
The strong remittance inflows have significantly bolstered Bangladesh's foreign exchange reserves. The consistent flow of funds from expatriate workers plays a crucial role in stabilizing the economy and supporting the country's balance of payments.
Government and Economic Outlook
The government has been actively encouraging expatriates to use official channels for sending remittances, which helps in accurately tracking the inflows and ensuring they contribute to the national economy. The robust remittance growth is a positive indicator for the economy, providing a stable source of foreign currency.
Future Projections
With the ongoing trend, experts predict that remittance inflows will continue to support Bangladesh's economic stability. The contributions from overseas workers are expected to remain a vital component of the country's financial landscape.
