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Daily News Flash DSEX 5,522.00 1.47% Gold (Ounce) $1,268.90 CSCX 10,272.17 1.14% Oil (Barrel) $74.25 Daily News Flash 25th June 2018 Sell Sell Dollar 83.50 84.70 GBP 108.40 112.40 Sell Sell Euro 99.05 100.05 Rupee 1.20 1.30 Table of Contents Macro Economy ............................................................................................................ 1 MOBILE SUBSCRIBER GROWTH HALTS IN APRIL ....................................................................................................... 1 IS BANGLADESH APPAREL INDUSTRY READY TO REAP THE CHINESE OPPORTUNITY? ............................. 1 EU TO RESPOND TO ANY US AUTO TARIFF MOVE ...................................................................................................... 2 EPB EYES $44.50B EXPORT TARGET FOR NEXT FY ...................................................................................................... 3 CONNECTIVITY IMPORTANT TO BOOST REGIONAL TIES: PM .............................................................................. 4 RHD WORKING ON NEW MASS TRANSIT PLAN AFTER WB FUNDING PLEDGE ................................................ 5 GOVT MOVES TO TRANSPORT FUEL OIL THRU PIPELINE ....................................................................................... 6 BD TO IMPORT 50,000 TONNES OF WHEAT ..................................................................................................................... 6 THRUST ON MORE INVESTMENT IN LIGHT ENGINEERING SECTOR ................................................................... 7 ADP SPEND FAR AWAY FROM TARGET ........................................................................................................................... 7 CRISIS IN BANKS TO DRAG ON IF STEPS NOT TAKEN: CPD ..................................................................................... 8 AIIB BULLISH ON BANGLADESH ........................................................................................................................................ 9 GOVT INITIATIVES HARDLY PAY OFF ........................................................................................................................... 11 WALTON EXPORTS FANS TO DIFFERENT COUNTRIES ............................................................................................ 12 TK 2,868.17 CRORE PIPELINE PROJECT ON THE CARDS .......................................................................................... 12 দক্ষ কর্মী তৈরিতৈ সত্বোচ্চ 巁쇁ত্ব: রিল্পর্মন্ত্রী ........................................................................................................................................ 13 দোর্ম কর্মোয় সসোনোি চোরিদো স্তেতে এরিয়োয় ..................................................................................................................................... 13 অ্োতে র্তদতি র্রনতয়োগ! ............................................................................................................................................................... 13 আরথবক ্য্স্থোপনো ‘র্পজ্জনক’ অ্স্থোয়: সিির্মোন সসো্িোন ............................................................................................................... 14 র্তদিী র্রনতয়োতগি ৫০ িৈোাংিই ২০ প্ররৈষ্ঠোতনি .............................................................................................................................. 15 Bank and NBFIs ........................................................................................................... 16 WARNING AGAINST BURDENING BANKS ...................................................................................................................... 16 DEFAULT LOANS PILE UP IN NEW BANKS .................................................................................................................... 17 ECONOMISTS, EXPERTS WANT BANKING SECTOR REFORM ................................................................................ 18 সুদের হার কমাদে আরও ছাড় দেল ককন্দ্রীয় ব্াাংক ............................................................................................................. 19 ব্াাংক খাে সাংস্কার হদব, ২০৩০ সাদল প্রদেদবদি কেিদক ঋণ দেদব বাাংলাদেি: পদরকল্পনা মন্ত্রী ..................................... 20 ্যোাংক অরনয়তর্ম জরেৈতদি র্쇁তে ্য্স্থোি ৈোরগদ ........................................................................................................................... 20 ১৬ ্েি ্য়তস সেরিট কোিব পোত্ রিক্ষোথীিো ................................................................................................................................... 22 Capital Market Specific................................................................................................ 22 DSEX EXCEEDS 5,500-MARK ON BUYING SPREE ......................................................................................................... 22 CHINA EYES LONG-TERM BENEFIT FROM DSE .......................................................................................................... 23 UNUSUAL RISE IN SHARE PRICE CONTINUES ............................................................................................................. 24 বসুরা কপপাদরর আইদপও কিয়ার দবওদে জমা: দিগদগরই কলনদেন ................................................................................... 25 পৈন সথতক স্রিতয় ্ে উত্থোতন প ুঁরজ্োজোি ...................................................................................................................................... 25 দোয়ীতদি ২ সকো綿 টোকোি অথবদণ্ড ও ৫ ্েতিি সজল ........................................................................................................................... 26 এসতকোয়যোি রনট কতপোরজতটি র্রিাং �쇁 ৯ জ লোই .......................................................................................................................... 27 Daily News Flash Monday, June 25, 2018 Macro Economy MOBILE SUBSCRIBER GROWTH HALTS IN APRIL Growth of active mobile phone subscribers in Bangladesh witnessed a halt in April amid a slowdown in mobile phone operators’ SIM sales drives after the launch of 4G services by all but Teletalk in February this year. As per the latest Bangladesh Telecommunication Regulatory Commission data, the number of active mobile phone subscribers inched up by 55,000 to 15.033 crore at the end of April from 15.028 crore at the end of March. The volume of increase in mobile phone subscribers was 18.86 lakh in January, 17 lakh in February and 15.14 lakh in March. BTRC officials said that the mobile phone operators might have slowed down their move to attain new subscribers after the launch of 4G service. Besides, the regulatory pressure over the mobile phone companies, which have launched 4G service on February 19 this year, to improve quality of service might be a reason for the slowdown in their moves to attain new subscribers, they said. On the other hand, a regulatory move to enact rules on significant market player might have refrained operators from attaining new subscribers, the officials said. Of the four mobile phone companies operating in the country, Grameenphone and Banglalink managed to add new subscribers — 4.51 lakh and 86,000 respectively — in April, but Robi lost 3.51 lakh subscribers and Teletalk 1.31 lakh in the month. The number of active internet users, however, increased by 13.73 lakh to 8.59 crore in April this year from 8.45 crore in March this year. Of the internet users, the number of mobile internet users increased by 13.62 lakh to 8.01 crore in April from 7.88 crore a month ago, while the number of broadband users rose by 11,000 lakh to 5.68 lakh in April from 56.69 lakh in March. The number of WiMAX subscribers remained unchanged at 87,000 at the end of April this year. Source: http://www.newagebd.net/article/44398/mobile-subscriber-growth-halts-in-april IS BANGLADESH APPAREL INDUSTRY READY TO REAP THE CHINESE OPPORTUNITY? We often discuss the “China Plus” opportunity in the world apparel market, as the Chinese shift from apparel to high-tech products. But how can we reap this opportunity? Let me first elaborate what the China Plus opportunity actually means. Low-cost manufacturing made China the second largest economy in the world. But rising labour costs, rapid socio-economic progress, and improvement in the people’s living standards led the global giant to take its strategic policy of preferring capital-intensive industries. “Made in China 2025” is a blueprint for Beijing’s plan to transform the country into a high-tech powerhouse that dominates industries like robotics, advanced information technology, aviation, and new energy vehicles. China’s transition is opening space for other countries where China dominates. It is still now the largest apparel exporter in the world, occupying about 37% of global apparel market share. For apparel, the top contenders to become the next China are Vietnam, Bangladesh, India, Indonesia, and Cambodia. According to the 2017 McKinsey CPO survey, the three next largest apparel exporters -- Bangladesh, Vietnam, and India -- still lag far behind China. Moreover, the One Belt One Road initiative -- which involves infrastructure investments worth $2 trillion -- will give Chinese garment manufacturers fresh relevance. 1 Back to Table of Contents Daily News Flash Monday, June 25, 2018 For example, new rail links will shorten transport times to Europe, and the initiative will increase China’s access to Africa’s growing consumer markets. As Chinese apparel manufacturers ramp up their outbound investment in countries such as Vietnam and Ethiopia, they may enhance their roles in global apparel sourcing, producing
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