The trend of increasing remittance inflows since Sheikh Hasina's fall also continued in October, with the country receiving $2.3 billion in remittance over the month.
Hosne Ara Shikha, the spokesperson and executive director of Bangladesh Bank, confirmed the matter to media on Sunday.
It is to be noted that in September, remittances stood at $2.4 billion. Over the course of one year, remittances have increased by 16.75 percent.
Meanwhile, the country's forex reserves stood at $19.87 billion as of 30 October, according to BPM6.
The BPM6 is the international standard for calculating foreign exchange reserves. The International Monetary Fund requires countries to calculate and release their foreign exchange reserves using the BPM6 method.
