On November 3rd, the first remittance—the 521st one—arrived.

BanglaPress Desk: Expatriates have sent $521 million in remittances to the country during the first three days of November. In the same period last year, the inflow stood at $330 million.
This represents a 58.1 percent increase in remittance inflows over the course of a year.
Bangladesh Bank released this data on Wednesday (November 4). According to the figures, $161 million in remittances arrived in the country on November 3 alone.
Previously, in October, the country received $2.874 billion in remittances.
In September, the inflow was $2.76624 billion, while in August and July, the amounts were $2.96753 billion and $2.85876 billion, respectively.
Meanwhile, from July 1 to November 3 of the current 2026-27 fiscal year, total remittances received by the country reached $11,986 million. During the corresponding period of the previous fiscal year, the figure was $10,478 million.
Consequently, the growth in remittance inflows for the first four-plus months of the fiscal year stands at 14.4 percent.
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