Bangladesh’s export-oriented economy faces continued labour unrest
Firms in the garment and pharmaceutical sectors are navigating severe turbulence in their businesses. The new government is trying to shore up FX reserves, bank balance sheets, keep inflation under control, and deal with flooding that hit over five million people in August.
Bangladesh’s export-oriented industry, including its prominent garment and pharmaceuticals sectors, are navigating severe turbulence in their businesses, as workers demand wage hikes and other improved conditions, weeks after an interim government, led by Muhammad Yunus, took office.
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