Bangladesh’s per capita income has increased to $2,820 in the current fiscal year (FY25), up from $2,738 in FY24 — a rise of $82 or Tk 35,109, according to provisional data from the Bangladesh Bureau of Statistics (BBS).
Based on an exchange rate of Tk 120.29 per US dollar, the per capita income in local currency now stands at Tk 3,39,211. The country’s GDP at current prices reached Tk 55.53 trillion ($462 billion), compared to Tk 50.02 trillion ($450 billion) in the previous fiscal year.
Despite this income growth, the national economy registered a slightly slower GDP growth rate of 3.97% in FY25, down from 4.22% in FY24. Investment, domestic savings, and national savings as a percentage of GDP were recorded at 29.38%, 23.25%, and 29.01%, respectively.
