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Sajib Pledges Aid for 50,000 Flood-Affected People in Sonargaon MP Azharul Islam Mannan Distributes Relief Funds to Needy Families in Sonargaon Parliament Proposes Anti-Gambling Bill with Maximum 7-Year Prison Penalty OpenAI Unveils 'Schedule' Feature to Boost Task Management in AI Chatbot Prime Minister Tareq Rahman Arrives in Dalian, China for Economic Forum Europe Confronts Intense Heatwave; Conditions Predicted to Deteriorate Gold Prices Rise Again in Bangladesh Amid Global Market Increase SpaceX's Nasdaq Debut Values Company at Over $2 Trillion, Surpassing Amazon Study Reveals AI Data Centers Contribute to Local Temperature Increases Narayanganj BNP Youth Wing Holds Rally to Welcome New Central Committee US Hosts Global Ministerial Meeting to Address Rising Threat of Left-Wing Terrorism Lionel Messi Leads Argentina to World Cup Final with Semi-Final Victory Australia Enhances Modern Slavery Laws in Response to Potential US Tariffs Senegal's Ancestral Hunt: A Tradition to Summon the Rains IEA Reports 9% Decline in Global Critical Minerals Investment for 2025 Iraq PM Denounces Erbil Drone Attack, Pledges Enhanced Security Measures Two Killed, Five Wounded in Russian Missile Strikes on Kyiv Bangladesh Enhances Strategic Fuel Storage Capacity to Ensure 90 Days of Supply Rajshahi Honors July Martyrs with Solemn Tributes and Ceremonies Bangladesh Army Sustains Aid Efforts in Flood-Hit Chattogram Zones Adviser Titumir Urges Increased UN Support to Safeguard Women and Girls Trader Dies After Being Hit by Truck in Uttara Road Crash Police detain 34 individuals during anti-crime operation in Dhaka's Jatrabari Bangladesh: Rain or Thundershowers Expected in 8 Divisions Bangladesh Observes July Shaheed Dibosh Today to Honor 2024 Uprising Martyrs

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#Bank of Korea

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South Korea central bank raises interest rates to 2.75 percent | Business

South Korea Central Bank Increases Interest Rates to 2.75% Amid Economic Concerns

The Bank of Korea increased its benchmark rate from 2.5 percent to 2.75 percent to tackle inflation and a weaker won.

July 16, 2026