Bangladesh reviews reciprocal trade deal with US amid IMF talks
There is concern from businesses and politicians that the trade deal is harmful to many sectors, takes away flexibility, and hands the US many benefits; the government is also trying to renegotiate a multi-billion dollar loan with the IMF, which insists many reforms are needed.
Amid repeated calls from economists, the businesses community, and political parties for cancelling the recently agreed reciprocal tariff agreement with the US, the government of Bangladesh has decided to review the deal.
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