
Bangladesh’s foreign exchange reserves have reached $35.03 billion, according to the latest figures released by Bangladesh Bank on Tuesday.
However, under the International Monetary Fund’s BPM6 methodology, which follows the Balance of Payments and International Investment Position Manual, the country’s usable reserves stand at $30.27 billion.
The IMF’s calculation method excludes certain funds that are not readily available for immediate external payments, offering a more standardised measure of reserve adequacy across countries.
The updated figures reflect the central bank’s ongoing efforts to stabilise external finances amid pressure on the balance of payments and foreign currency demand.