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Bangladesh Sees 45.6% Surge in Remittance Inflows in Early August

Bangladesh's workers' remittances have surged by 45.6% in the first 11 days of August 2026.

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Bangladesh has seen a significant increase in workers' remittances in the first 11 days of August 2026, marking a 45.6% rise from the same period last year. The country received US$1.389 billion, up from US$954 million in 2025. This robust inflow underscores the ongoing financial support from Bangladeshi expatriates, contributing to the nation's foreign exchange reserves.

Understanding the Remittance Surge

The substantial increase in remittances indicates a strong participation of Bangladeshi expatriates in bolstering the country's foreign exchange and external sector. The growth is not just a spike but a consistent upward trend, as the total remittance inflow from July 2026 to August 11, 2026, reached US$4.247 billion, up from US$3.432 billion in the previous year.

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FAQ

What is the total amount of remittances received in the first 11 days of August 2026?
The total amount of remittances received in the first 11 days of August 2026 is US$1.389 billion.
How does this amount compare to the same period in 2025?
The amount received in the first 11 days of August 2026 is 45.6% higher than the US$954 million received during the same period in 2025.
What is the total remittance inflow from July 2026 to August 11, 2026?
The total remittance inflow from July 2026 to August 11, 2026, is US$4.247 billion.
What is the year-on-year growth in total remittances?
The year-on-year growth in total remittances is 23.8%.

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