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FY26 Bangladesh RMG exports down 1.64%; merchandise exports dip 0.58%
04 Jul '26
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Bangladesh's merchandise exports grew by 25.91 per cent YoY in June to $4.20 billion, provisional data show.
The growth was driven by strong performances across major sectors.
FY26 merchandise export earnings dropped by 0.58 per cent YoY.
The readymade garments sector earned $38.70 billion from exports during FY26—down by 1.64 per cent YoY, and saw a 21.52-per cent YoY growth in export earnings in June.
Bangladesh's merchandise exports grew by 25.91 per cent year on year (YoY) in June this year to $4.20 billion, according to provisional data from the Export Promotion Bureau (EPB).
The growth was driven by strong performances across major export sectors, including readymade garments (RMG), leather and leather products, jute and jute goods and home textiles.
Bangladesh's merchandise exports grew by 25.91 per cent YoY in June to $4.20 billion, provisional data show.
The growth was driven by strong performances across major sectors.
FY26 merchandise export earnings dropped by 0.58 per cent YoY.
The readymade garments sector earned $38.70 billion from exports during FY26—down by 1.64 per cent YoY, and saw a 21.52-per cent YoY growth in export earnings in June.
The country’s total merchandise export earnings during fiscal 2025-26 (FY26, i.e., July-June) stood at $48.00 billion, slightly lower than $48.28 billion earned in the preceding fiscal—a 0.58-per cent drop YoY, according to domestic media reports.
Maintaining export earnings close to the preceding year's level despite global inflation, geopolitical tensions, supply chain disruptions, energy market volatility and subdued deman
