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Khaled Saifulla 1 Dec 2025 , 2:08 PM Print Edition
In November, Bangladesh received $2.8895 billion (288 crore 95 lakh) in remittances, marking the highest monthly inflow of the current 2025-2026 fiscal year. This calculates to an average daily inflow of $96.3 million. This information was reported on Monday (December 1) based on the updated report from the Bangladesh Bank.
The report details that the total remittance inflow in November stood at $2,889,520,000. The breakdown by banking channel is as follows:
| Banking Channel | Remittance Inflow (USD) |
| State-Owned Banks | $587,760,000 |
| Specialized Banks | $298,950,000 |
| Private Banks | $1,996,870,000 |
| Foreign Banks | $5,940,000 |
The Bangladesh Bank further specified the remittance flow during November:
November 23 to 30: $754,530,000
November 16 to 22: $612,270,000
November 9 to 15: $768,480,000
November 2 to 8: $711,070,000
November 1 (First Day): $43,180,000
The November figure surpasses the remittances received in the preceding months of the current fiscal year:
October: $2.56348 billion
September: $2.68588 billion
August: $2.42189 billion
July: $2.47800 billion
Furthermore, the overall remittance for the entire 2024-2025 fiscal year totaled $30.32 billion (or $3,032.80 crore), which set a national record for the highest annual inflow of expatriate earnings in the country’s history.
