Bangladesh’s export earnings have fallen for the fourth consecutive month, signaling growing economic stress. In November alone, exports dropped to $3.89 billion, down 5.54% year-on-year. Behind these numbers are factory slowdowns, canceled orders, pressure on foreign reserves, and rising uncertainty for millions of workers—especially in the garment sector, the backbone of the economy. Political transition, investor hesitation, global competition, and questions over policy direction are converging at a critical moment. As confidence weakens, the impact is being felt from ports to production floors, from businesses to households. Bangladesh now stands at a crossroads. Can stability be restored? Can trust return? And can the economy regain its

momentum before the slowdown deepens further? Bangladesh’s Economic Outlook: What Happens Next?