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[kruegerfinger] 09/7/2024 21:33

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Give your advice to your mum

You’re a liar, trying to mislead with advices that nobody care except your other aliases

[kruegerfinger] 09/7/2024 20:40

Did the CEO of PC met with Sheikh Hasina?

“In addition to the Chinese companies signing the 16 MoUs, officials from other companies also met with Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina and expressed their interest in investing in Bangladesh's private sector."

[kruegerfinger] 09/7/2024 20:34

What does he knows ?

NOTHING

I told you it was going to finish flat

[cambradjones] 09/7/2024 20:29

Apologies lol. I just asked a question that Blobfish had previous to my post allready answered.Dohhhh.

[kruegerfinger] 09/7/2024 20:24

Back to 5p

Says it all

And Hasina back home one day before and not one word about coal

[cambradjones] 09/7/2024 18:34

Do you think today's volume was anything other than pi,s taking more after that video appeared this morning ???

[shortjohnblobfish] 09/7/2024 18:27

Looking good here Baxy boy 👍

Nearly 5.5 mil traded. Another blue day. Volume certainly picked up since the Bangla holiday finished. Tie that in with rumours that those in certain Bangla circles are filling their boots.

They would only invest if they know its going ahead. Tick Tock

[kruegerfinger] 09/7/2024 17:36

From 5th and 8th


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[cambradjones] 09/7/2024 17:32

Large late trades now appearing.

[kruegerfinger] 09/7/2024 17:14

No loans signed during the visit

Everything else is usual blah blah

No money, no business

PM’s China visit to feature 20-22 MoUs, no agreements: Hasan
The foreign minister’s comments follow recent media reports expressing the possibility of agreements for substantial funding in development projects and an extension of approximately $5 billion in yuan-denominated loans to bolster dwindling reserves during the visit

Foreign Minister Hasan Mahmud. File Photo: UNB
Foreign Minister Hasan Mahmud. File Photo: UNB
No agreements, including those for budget support, reserve support, or loans, will be signed between Bangladesh and China during Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina's visit to Beijing beginning today, said Foreign Minister Hasan Mahmud.


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"Around 20-22 MoUs will be signed. A memorandum of understanding on economic cooperation will be signed. Loans will be available in the future if the relevant parameters are met under this MoU," he said today during a press conference on the PM's visit.

"Among the MoUs that will be signed, there is nothing to obtain reserve support from China. I am not aware that we have officially made any such proposal. However, there can be a discussion on this matter."

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The foreign minister's comments follow recent media reports expressing the possibility of agreements for substantial funding in development projects and an extension of approximately $5 billion in yuan-denominated loans to bolster dwindling reserves during the visit.

In response to questions from journalists about reserve support, the foreign minister said different countries offer the government various proposals.

He said, "We do not accept all offers. We accept proposals that fulfil our parameters. After the World Bank withdrew funding from the Padma Bridge, it offered to finance the Padma Bridge again, but we did not accept it."

He said Bangladesh's reserve situation is improving and will continue to improve, but he noted that any country or bank can keep money in Bangladesh's central bank – just as different countries keep money in US banks, "which is a different matter".

Mentioning ongoing discussions with the world's second-largest economy for the development of the southern region of Bangladesh, the minister said, "We are currently in talks with China about developing the southern region. This issue will also be addressed during the prime minister's visit, including plans for the development of Mongla Port."

When asked about potential talks with Beijing regarding the Teesta management project, the minister explained that this is a joint river between Bangladesh and India.

He mentioned that New Delhi has proposed a management plan for joint rivers and will send a technical team to collaborate with Bangladesh's team to assess feasibility. Since the Teesta is a shared river, India's proposal should be considered first.

"If China brings up the Teesta issue, then it can be discussed during the prime minister's visit," said the foreign minister, avoiding a direct answer to whether the relationship with Beijing will be elevated to an "in-depth" level.

He said, "Our relationship with China is very deep and strategic. It will grow stronger. It doesn't matter if the relationship is in-depth or less so."

The foreign minister said 20-22 MoUs, including those covering economy, trade, banking, economic development, disaster management, the ninth Bangladesh-China Friendship Bridge, medical care, and public health, will be signed during the visit.

Additionally, some projects will be jointly inaugurated. He emphasised that issues such as bilateral trade, investment, and Rohingya repatriation will be prioritised during the visit. Moreover, the implementation status of past agreements with the Asian giant will be discussed.

Hasan said the premier will depart for Beijing today at 11am on a special flight of Biman Bangladesh Airlines, arriving at 6pm local time, and will return to Bangladesh on 11 July at 2pm after the four-day visit.

He said Sheikh Hasina will receive a guard of honour at Beijing International Airport.

Jin Liqun, president of the Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank, will meet her on 9 July. On that day, she will attend an investment summit organised by the Bangladesh Securities and Exchange Commission and the Bangladesh Investment Development Authority. In the afternoon, she will pay her respects at Tiananmen Square.

The premier is scheduled to meet with Chinese President Xi Jinping on 10 July. The foreign minister mentioned that after Sheikh Hasina was elected prime minister for the fourth consecutive term in the January parliamentary elections, China officially invited her to visit Beijing.


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[baxtea1] 09/7/2024 17:11

Haha,you can’t help but watch it Cambrad. Excited times ahead.
If you’re confident the goahead is coming, these short term shenanigans are irrelevant. Just like Sly the Lie & his new & old usernames

[kruegerfinger] 09/7/2024 17:06

Another pumping day

Listen to the pros wnen they say will finish flat

[cambradjones] 09/7/2024 16:56

Finished up 1% prior to closing auction, yeah right on all that buying this morning.Someone's definitely keeping this rangebound, but to be fair I need to stop watching !!!

[kruegerfinger] 09/7/2024 16:30

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When someone buy, someone sell…..

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Laughable pull back on small volume of sells compared to the buying it took this morning to move us up.
More games being played imo.

[baxtea1] 09/7/2024 16:29

It’s never been controlled as much & as blatantly as this.

All the years Ive been here it owes me nothing. I’d written it off years back. Only this past year it’s finally looking like a gohead

[kruegerfinger] 09/7/2024 16:28

When i say flat finish

Listen

Bid at 5.25p

Just a bit of a pump to make quick money

[cambradjones] 09/7/2024 16:06

Yeah, but still frustrating seeing the share price being " controlled", although you are probably used to it after being here years !

[baxtea1] 09/7/2024 15:25

All irrelevant games Cambrad. Our time is nearly here & all the trolls can move on to a new stock to deramp with their idiotic clueless posts 😂

[cambradjones] 09/7/2024 14:18

Laughable pull back on small volume of sells compared to the buying it took this morning to move us up.More games being played imo.