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Bangladesh Factories Closing, Slowing Growth: Risks of Unchecked Inflation & Investment Decline By Today International News Published: October 10, 2025 Rising Factory Closures Threaten Economic Momentum Bangladesh is witnessing an increase in factory closures, particularly in the garment and manufacturing sectors, raising concerns about slowing economic growth. Rising operational costs, supply chain disruptions, and declining profit […]

Bangladesh Economy Rebounds in FY25’s Second Half: What’s Driving the Recovery? By Today International NewsPublished: October 10, 2025 Strong Export Performance Boosts Growth Bangladesh’s economy showed signs of recovery in the second half of FY25, driven primarily by robust export performance. The country’s garment and textile sector, which accounts for a significant portion of export

Global Growth Outlook 2025-26: Headwinds from Trade Tensions & Policy Uncertainty By Today International News Published: October 10, 2025 Slower Growth Forecasts for 2025-26 Global economic growth is expected to slow in 2025-26, according to reports from the World Bank, United Nations, and other international institutions. Forecasts point to subdued GDP expansion across both developed and

UK Wage Growth Slows Amid Rising Costs: What Businesses & Workers Should Expect By Today International NewsPublished: October 10, 2025 Wage Stagnation Amid Inflation Pressures The United Kingdom is experiencing slower wage growth even as inflationary pressures continue to mount, raising concerns for both businesses and workers. Recent data indicates that average pay increases are

U.S. Economy Becomes a Big Bet on AI: Growth, Risks, and Structural Shifts By Today International News Published: October 10, 2025 AI Investment Drives Economic Growth The U.S. economy is increasingly tied to artificial intelligence (AI), with analysts estimating that a significant portion of recent growth in technology, productivity, and corporate investment is directly linked to

Bangladesh’s Wheat Imports from the U.S.: Trade, Tariffs, and Economic Balancing By Today International NewsPublished: October 10, 2025 Bangladesh Secures U.S. Wheat Deal Bangladesh has recently finalized a deal to import 220,000 metric tons of wheat from the United States, a move aimed at bolstering domestic food security amid rising global grain prices. The agreement,

SocGen’s Take: The U.S. AI Boom and Why the Bubble Fears Might Be Overblown By Today International NewsPublished: October 10, 2025 AI-Driven Stock Gains Defy Bubble Concerns Despite widespread concerns about a potential AI stock bubble, analysts at Société Générale (SocGen) suggest that the U.S. AI market may be on more sustainable footing than many

Strong AI Adoption Fuels Growth in Indian IT Services By Today International NewsPublished: October 10, 2025 Indian IT Firms Leverage AI for Growth Indian IT services companies are experiencing a resurgence as artificial intelligence (AI) adoption accelerates across global industries. Major firms, including Infosys, TCS, and Wipro, are integrating AI-driven solutions into client offerings, enabling

AI Impact on Entry Level Jobs: A Looming Employment Crisis? By Today International News Published: October 10, 2025 Automation and AI Replace Entry-Level Roles Artificial intelligence (AI) and automation technologies are transforming the workplace at an unprecedented pace. Studies indicate that entry-level roles—traditionally a stepping stone for new graduates—are increasingly vulnerable to automation. Positions in retail,

China’s Rare-Earth Export Restrictions and Global Tech Supply Chains By Today International NewsPublished: October 10, 2025 China Tightens Control Over Critical Minerals China, the world’s largest supplier of rare-earth elements, has imposed new restrictions on the export of critical materials essential for high-tech manufacturing. Announced earlier this year, these measures are already causing ripple effects