BDT Market Update
02 May 2026 • 01:33 GMT
The Bangladeshi Taka (BDT) remains relatively stable against the US dollar, trading near its 3-month average of 0.008148. It has moved within a narrow 1.5% range from 0.008100 to 0.008220, reflecting steady sentiment amid broader dollar strength. The US dollar has gained some recent support from rising oil prices and key comments from the Federal Reserve, which maintain expectations of continued rate stance vigilance.
Against major currencies, the BDT has shown minor fluctuations: it’s slightly below its 3-month average against the euro and British pound, sitting at 0.006949 and 0.006001, respectively. The BDT also remains near its average versus the Swiss franc at 0.006377, indicating resilience amid ongoing geopolitical tensions and US dollar strength. Meanwhile, the BDT has strengthened modestly against the Indian rupee, trading near 0.7732, about 2.5% above its 3-month average, reflecting regional trade dynamics and remittance flows.
Overall, the BDT’s stability continues in the face of US dollar moves, with most cross-rates remaining within their recent ranges. Traders will keep watch on geopolitical developments and US monetary policy signals that could influence dollar movements and, in turn, impact the BDT.