Economic indicator of Bangladesh 2017
Bangladesh is considered as a developing economy. Yet, almost one-third of Bangladesh’s 150m people live in extreme poverty.
In the last decade, the country has recorded GDP growth rates above 5 percent due to development of microcredit and garment industry. Although three fifths of Bangladeshis are employed in the agriculture sector, three quarters of exports revenues come from producing ready-made garments
GDP = 7.05%
GDP = 221.42 USD
GDP Annual Growth Rate =7.11 %
GNP = 9350.98 BDT Billion
GDP Per Capita = 1029.60 USD
Unemployment rate = 4.1 %
Inflation Rate = 5.57 %
Interest Rate = 6.75 %
Balance of Trade = -76.8 BDT Billion
Government Debt to GDP -27.2 %
GDP per capita PPP= 3319.40 USD
GDP From Agriculture =9922.80 BDT Million
GDP From Construction=6172.90 BDT Million
GDP From Manufacturing = 17600.10 BDT Million
GDP From Services = 118665.00 BDT Million
GDP From Transport =9636.10 BDT Million
Consumer Price Index CPI = 237 Index Points ( monthly )
GDP Deflator =196 % Yearly
Remittances = 1116 USD Million Monthly
Government Budget = -4.7 % of GDP Yearly
Bangladesh Imports at 262.60 BDT Billion
Bangladesh Exports at 185.79 BDT Billion
Bangladesh | Credit Rating at 40.00
Bangladesh Export Prices at 182.34 Index Points
Bangladesh Terms of Trade at 86.05 Index Points
Bangladesh Employed Persons at 60.00 Quarterly
Bangladesh Gold Reserves at 13.97 Tones
Money Supply M0 =1513 BDT Billion Monthly
Money Supply M1 =2400785 BDT Million Monthly
Money Supply M2 =10161 BDT Billion Monthly
Money Supply M3=11872800 BDT Million Monthly
