Bangladesh
US Cuts Bangladesh Tariff To 19 Percent
The United States (US) has reduced tariffs on certain Bangladesh exports to 19% under a new trade arrangement, a move expected to affect bilateral trade flows and export competitiveness.
US Bangladesh Tariff Reduction Deal
Officials said the revised tariff structure lowers duties on selected goods entering the American market. The decision forms part of efforts to expand trade engagement and support market access for Bangladeshi products.
Authorities indicated the change would apply to categories where negotiations reached agreement on pricing and compliance standards.
Impact On Bangladesh Exports
Lower tariffs are expected to benefit export-oriented sectors, particularly textiles and garments that form a major share of Bangladesh’s overseas shipments. Reduced duties could improve pricing competitiveness against rival exporters in global markets.
Trade analysts noted that tariff adjustments often influence order volumes and long-term sourcing decisions by international buyers.
Bilateral Trade And Economic Outlook
The agreement reflects ongoing economic cooperation between the two countries and aims to stabilise supply chains. Both sides signalled continued dialogue on broader trade issues including standards and investment.
The development may reshape export strategies while supporting trade growth between the two economies.
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