Bangladesh GDP Expands 5.8% in FY 2024

The gross domestic product in Bangladesh expanded by 3.97% in the fiscal year ending June 2025, easing from a 4.22% rise in the previous year. Growth slowed for private consumption (4.77% vs 5.99% in FY 2024), government spending (3.21% vs 9.77%), and fixed investment (1.76% vs 3.27%). Meanwhile, net trade contributed positively to the GDP, as exports growth (12.93% ) outpaced imports (6.27%). On the production side, activity also moderated in agriculture (1.79% vs 3.30%), construction (1.46% vs 5.63%), and services (4.51% vs 5.09%). Conversely, output rose at a faster pace for manufacturing (5.68% vs 3.16%) while rebounded for mining and quarrying (1.03% vs -1.15%).

The gross domestic product in Bangladesh expanded by 5.82% in the fiscal year ending June 2024, slightly up from a 5.78% rise in the previous year. On the expenditure side, growth was recorded across all components, including private consumption (3.33%), government spending (5.68%), and fixed investment (4.10%). Net trade also contributed positively, with exports rising 5.63% while imports declined 6.48%. Meanwhile, considering the production side, stronger activity was mainly seen in agriculture (3.21%), manufacturing (6.58%), mining and quarrying (7.89%), construction (7.45%), and services (5.80%).