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Not again!
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Brother, you are welcome to make gains against our Rupees. lolSo we are losing almost 12000+ per 1 lakh taka against rupee .
Indian rupees not Pakistani rupee brother! Bangladeshis mostly visit India! So our savings are under threat if we visit India and spend a lot!Brother, you are welcome to make gains against our Rupees. lol
1 BDT = 2.1 PKR
1 lakh taka = 2.1 lakh pk rupees
Indian rupees not Pakistani rupee brother! Bangladeshis mostly visit India! So our savings are under threat if we visit India and spend a lot!
Analysis in English:Foreign exchange reserve crisis. Taka may crush shortly.
Indian rupees not Pakistani rupee brother! Bangladeshis mostly visit India! So our savings are under threat if we visit India and spend a lot!
People visit India for medical tourism. I support what you say. But who will belt the cat?Then don't visit. Develop and visit your own country's tourist spots and stimulate the local economy.
It's a similar case in Pakistan where many people used to go abroad when rupee was comparatively stronger and then pandemic happened, currency devaluation happened and people started to ask others where to go to in Pak. First answer was, there is no such place, second answer same, then it started to change. One person has been to this place and other has been to that place. Next thing you know many people started to visit those places including my family.
Foreign exchange reserve crisis. Taka may crush shortly.
Yes, there are medical tourists from BD to India but they are only 10% of total visitors from Bangladesh. Also, those 10% Bangladeshi medical tourists make around half of medical tourists in India.People visit India for medical tourism.
@Valar. sahib makes an interesting point. All the three subcontinental countries (IND/PAK/BD) are as of now having trade deficits, all of them need to boost exports. Better that all three of them not try to defend their currencies, better to let them depreciate so that imports are discouraged and exports are encouraged in a natural sort of way.
The reason why Pak is in a worse way as of now is because historically "economists" like Dollar Dar have had a far greater run there than in IND or BD.
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