World Bank warns of sluggish growth for Bangladesh
The World Bank has projected Bangladesh's GDP growth at 3.4% for FY27, citing banking sector issues, energy shortages, and low revenue collection as primary threats.
According to the World Bank, Bangladesh's GDP growth is expected to remain at 3.4% for the 2026-27 fiscal year, matching the projection for the previous year. This figure represents a significant decline compared to the 5.6% average growth rate observed over the last decade. The institution highlighted that persistent challenges, including banking sector instability, energy shortages, and insufficient revenue collection, are hindering the country's economic momentum.
