After the pandemic and global shocks, Bangladesh’s economy is working to regain momentum. Growth has slowed (from about 5.8% in FY23 to roughly 4.2% in FY24) and analysts forecast around 3.3% for FY25 due to weak investment and rising costs. On the positive side, inflation has eased from double-digit peaks (around 11–12%) down toward 9%, and record remittances and rising exports have bolstered foreign reserves Sustaining recovery requires careful policy balancing: for example, the IMF advises Bangladesh to include “revenue-enhancing measures” in upcoming budgets and to maintain tight monetary policy to keep inflation in check. Combined with targeted reforms in the banking and fiscal sectors, such measures can rebuild confidence and growth. In short, stabilizing prices and strengthening public finances now will help set the stage for stronger, inclusive growth later.