Bangladesh achieved export earnings of US$ 3,891.56 million in November 2025, reflecting a 1.77 per cent rise compared to the figure for the prior month and confirming the country’s continuous export growth.
For the first five months of the FY 2025–26 (July–November), the total exports reached $20,028.59 million, marking a 0.62 per cent increase over the $19,906.01 million recorded during the same timeframe in the last fiscal year.
Although the exports for November 2025 experienced a 5.54 per cent decline compared to the same month in 2024, the consistent month-on-month growth demonstrates sustained strength and flexibility within the export sectors of Bangladesh.
The apparel sector remains the primary foundation of the export figures, accounting for $3,140.94 million in November 2025.
Earnings were continuously propelled by both knitwear and woven garments, supported by substantial contributions from leather and leather goods, agricultural products, jute and jute goods, home textiles, pharmaceuticals, ships, shrimp, and light engineering products. These diverse sectors collectively enhanced the nation’s export diversity.
The United States and the United Kingdom were among the most crucial export markets, maintaining their prominent roles with growth rates of 4.20 per cent and 3.04 per cent, respectively.
Exports also grew considerably in several strategic and emerging markets—China (23.83 per cent), Poland (11.57 per cent), Saudi Arabia (11.34 per cent), and Spain (10.46 per cent)—indicating the wider reach of Bangladesh’s presence in the global market.
Notwithstanding the yearly fluctuations, the sustained monthly increase in growth and the robust results across the key sectors highlight the competitiveness, resilience, and favourable outlook for Bangladesh’s export industries on the world stage.
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