According to Bangladesh Bank data, remittances worth $1.231 billion came to the country in the first 11 days of last November. On that basis, remittances increased by $293 million in the same period over one year. According to the central bank's calculations, expatriates sent $116 million to the country in a single day on the 11th of the current month.

Meanwhile, from the beginning of the current 2026-27 fiscal year through November 11, total remittances to the country stood at $12.989 billion. In the same period of the last fiscal year, the amount was $11.38 billion. That is, so far in the current fiscal year, remittance flow has grown by 14.2 percent.

Earlier, from July 1 to November 10, in the first four months and 10 days of the fiscal year, remittances to the country stood at $12.874 billion. In the same period of the previous fiscal year, the figure was $11.258 billion. At that time, the remittance growth rate was 14.4 percent.

According to new data, through November 11, fiscal-year-based remittance growth has dipped slightly to 14.2 percent. However, the positive trend in expatriate income continues overall.