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Daily News Flash DSEX 5,300.09 0.35% Gold (Ounce) $1,276.10 CSCX 9,811.84 0.12% Oil (Barrel) $50.30 Daily News Flash 26th December 2018 Sell Sell Dollar 84.15 85.15 GBP 103.55 107.55 Sell Sell Euro 94.00 98.00 Rupee 1.15 1.23 Table of Contents Macro Economy ............................................................................................................ 1 FOREIGN HANDSET BRANDS BARRED FROM MANUFACTURING IN LOCAL COS’ PLANTS ......................... 1 NBR MOVES TO PROCURE EFD MANAGEMENT SYSTEM .......................................................................................... 2 DIGITAL SERVICES HIT BY ELECTION NERVES ........................................................................................................... 3 JUTE INDUSTRY GOING THRU’ ROUGH PATCH ........................................................................................................... 4 25PC FOREIGN AID USED IN 5 MONTHS ........................................................................................................................... 4 OIL PRICES TO STABILISE IN FIRST-HALF OF 2019 ..................................................................................................... 5 WORLD ECONOMY WILL IMPROVE WHERE IT MATTERS MOST IN 2019 ........................................................... 5 ICAB HONOURS 30 FIRMS FOR BEST ANNUAL REPORTS .......................................................................................... 6 DEPOSIT GROWTH SHRINKS ON ELECTION PRESSURE ............................................................................................ 7 LOGISTICS, FREIGHT THRIVE ON RISING TRADE ....................................................................................................... 8 SIX ECO-FRIENDLY POWER PLANTS GET GO-AHEAD ............................................................................................... 9 BOOMING ECONOMY BROUGHT INTERCONTINENTAL BACK ............................................................................. 10 BANGLADESH TO IMPORT 50,000 TONNES OF WHEAT FOR EARLY 2019 ........................................................... 11 INDIA WORKING TOWARDS A SINGLE SALES TAX RATE ....................................................................................... 11 FALLING INT’L PRICES HELP BPC REACH BREAK-EVEN STAGE ........................................................................ 12 INDIA CLEARS GUIDELINE ON BD POWER IMPORT FROM BHUTAN, NEPAL .................................................. 12 300 NEW LIGHTER SHIPS LIKELY NEXT YEAR............................................................................................................ 13 PC STARTS REVISING ADP AMIDST ITS POOR EXECUTION ................................................................................... 14 খেলাপি ঋণ কমান ার সুপ পদিষ্ট িপরকল্প া চায় মন্ত্রণালয়.................................................................................................................... 15 এক লাে ব্যব্সা প্রপিষ্ঠান ব্সনব্ ইএফপি ......................................................................................................................................... 16 প নেই পেএসপি স দ ইসুয করনব্ রফিাপ কারক ............................................................................................................................ 16 পিশানল অর্িন পিক অঞ্চল গনে িু লনব্ হাপমদ গ্রুি ........................................................................................................................... 17 ব্যব্সার সূচনক সুেব্র পিল া ........................................................................................................................................................... 17 খসৌরপব্দ্যযনি ১,৫০০ খকা綿 টাকা পব্প নয়ানগ খেপিএল ....................................................................................................................... 19 পব্শ্বব্াোনর োদযিনণযর দাম দ্যই ব্িনর সব্িপ ম্ন.................................................................................................................................. 19 পব্নশ্ব জ্বালাপ খিনলর দাম ৬% কনমনি ............................................................................................................................................ 20 Bank and NBFIs ........................................................................................................... 20 17 BANKS RAISE TK 9,600CR THRU BONDS IN 2018 ..................................................................................................... 20 LIQUIDITY CRISIS GRIPS BANKS: TK3,500 CRORE BORROWED IN A WEEK FROM CENTRAL BANK ..... 21 NO CONTRACT JOBS IN BANKS BEYOND 65YRS ......................................................................................................... 22 SONALI BANK TO OFFER SERVICES IN ECONOMIC ZONES ................................................................................... 22 SONALI PROPOSES COMPANY TO BUY DEFAULTERS' ASSETS ............................................................................ 23 BANKS FACE LIQUIDITY PRESSURE BEFORE POLLS ............................................................................................... 24 ব্িরেুনে আনলাচ ায় ব্যা廬ক োি ................................................................................................................................................... 25 ব্য়স ৫৯ হনল ব্যা廬নক আর য় ......................................................................................................................................................... 26 ব্যা廬নকর এমপি হনি লাগনব্ স্নািনকাত্তর পিপি .................................................................................................................................. 27 Capital Market Specific................................................................................................ 27 2018 MARKED BETTER YEAR FOR IPO ........................................................................................................................... 27 ICB TRADING FALLS IN STOCK MARKET BY 26.39%, PROFIT UP BY 2.44% ...................................................... 29 DSE TO HOLD ELECTION FOR A DIRECTOR JANUARY 24 ...................................................................................... 30 JUNK STOCKS RULE MARKET ONCE AGAIN ............................................................................................................... 30 FUND RAISING THROUGH RIGHTS HITS THREE-YEAR LOW ................................................................................ 31 LISTED COMPANIES SEE INCONGRUITY IN CORPORATE GOVERNANCE GUIDELINES ............................. 32 DSE WON’T CHARGE MONTHLY FEE FOR USING MOBILE APP ........................................................................... 32 STOCKS KEEP GAINING RIDING ON LARGE-CAP ISSUES ....................................................................................... 33 পব্নদপশনদর খশয়ার খব্নেনি 쇂িালী লাইনফ, কনমনি স্কয়ার ফামিায় ................................................................................................... 34 খল নদ কমনলও সূচনক ঊর্ধ্িগপি ................................................................................................................................................... 35 ধীনর ধীনর ব্ােনি ব্যা廬পক廬 োনির খল নদ ...................................................................................................................................... 36 ব্যা廬ক巁নলা টাকা পদনি িারনি া, আমরা খ টওয়ানকির এমপি ......................................................................................................... 36 ব্নে ৬শ খকা綿 টাকা স廬িহ করনি আশুগঞ্জ িাওয়ার ...................................................................................................................... 36 রাইট খশয়ানরর কারনণ আপলফ মযা ুফযাকচাপর廬নয়র পিপিনিে কনমনি ............................................................................................ 37 দ্যই ইসুযনক খকন্দ্র কনর কমনি পব্নদপশ খল নদ ................................................................................................................................. 37 গ্রুনির ৬ খকাম্পাপ নি পেপকউ ব্লনিন র পব্প নয়াগ প নয় প রীক্ষনকর আিপত্ত ................................................................................... 38 Daily News Flash Wednesday, December 26, 2018 Macro Economy FOREIGN HANDSET BRANDS BARRED FROM MANUFACTURING IN LOCAL COS’ PLANTS Bangladesh Telecommunication Regulatory Commission has barred foreign mobile handset brands from manufacturing their products in the factories of local handset manufacturing companies. To this end, the telecom regulator amended its guidelines on setting up local handset manufacturing and assembling plants at a recent meeting of the commission, a senior BTRC official told New Age. Previously, the guidelines that came into effect in August 2017 allowed foreign handset brands to manufacture their handsets in any local handset manufacturing or assembling factories. The telecom regulator imposed the embargo on the foreign brands which are eligible to import handsets in Bangladesh with a view to prompting them to set up their own manufacturing plants in the country if the brands desire to get tax benefits offered by the government for the sector. Such policy barrier might prompt the foreign mobile handset brands to set up their own plants in Bangladesh to remain competitive in the local market, BTRC officials said. Besides, it would also help the country attract foreign investments in the country’s mobile handset manufacturing sector. So far, none of the foreign handset brands manufacture their products in the factories of local handset manufactories companies.
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