Export Growth Remains Stable, Registers 1.77 Percent Increase in November

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News Desk: In November 2025, Bangladesh’s export earnings rose to USD 3,891.56 million, marking a 1.77% increase compared to the previous month. This consecutive monthly growth indicates a stable momentum in the country’s export sector.

During the first five months of the 2025–26 fiscal year (July–November), total export earnings reached USD 20,028.59 million, which is 0.62% higher than the same period of the previous fiscal year, when earnings were USD 19,906.01 million.

Although November 2025’s export earnings fell 5.54% compared to November 2024, the month-on-month upward trend demonstrates the resilience and adaptability of Bangladesh’s export sector.

The ready-made garments (RMG) sector contributed the most in November, generating USD 3,140.94 million.

In addition to knitwear and woven garments, leather and leather products, agricultural products, jute and jute products, home textiles, pharmaceuticals, ships, shrimp, and light engineering products also contributed to export growth. The diversity of these sectors has further strengthened Bangladesh’s overall export capacity.

Among major export destinations, the United States and the United Kingdom maintained top positions, with growth rates of 4.20% and 3.04%, respectively.

Exports also increased significantly in emerging and strategic markets: China (23.83%), Poland (11.57%), Saudi Arabia (11.34%), and Spain (10.46%), reflecting Bangladesh’s expanding presence in the global market.

Despite annual fluctuations, the consistent month-on-month growth and strong performance of key sectors highlight the resilience, competitiveness, and promising potential of Bangladesh’s export industry in the global market.