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December, 2011
(Taka in crore) Tax Revenue NBR 59396 76322 28.5 7,376 39,314 Non-NBR 2743 3229 17.72 289 1,617 (9.85%) Non-Tax Revenue 13420 11767 -12.32 3,767 10,614 (64.79%) Total Revenue 75559 91318 20.86 11,432 51,545 (24.81%)
S e p te m b e r
N o ve m b e r
D e ce m b e r
F e b ru a ry
Ja n u a ry
O c to b e r
M a rc h
In FY2010-11 growth of total revenue was 20.86 percent. Up to December FY12, NBR Tax revenue growth was 17.76 percent. o o Non-NBR Tax revenue increased by 9.85 percent Non-Tax revenue decreased by 64.79 percent.
(Taka in crore) Growth (%) 61.93 2011-12
December
a.2 Grants
2009-10 3217.5 2010-11 1224.8 July- December 841.1
725.5
Ju n e
A p ri l
M a y
(Taka in crore)
2010-11 81372.0 15151.9 13729.0 1422.9 31081.6 33001.3 835.5 4200.0 5026.4 7329.3 124794.0 Growth (%) 2011-12 December 10590.9 1827.9 1455.6 372.3 3006.9 2756.9 55.4 0.1 501.4 1734.1 14233.6 July- December 41160.6 8289.8 7783.4 506.4 14931.4 10557.2 87.3 27.2 4371.6 5914.0 62062.4
Current
352.63 417.55
686.97
21.52
Source: Integrated Budgeting & Accounting System (iBAS), Finance Division. Figures in parentheses indicate growth over July, FY 10. ** excludes non-ADP projects, structural adjustment
Up to December FY 12, Total expenditure records a growth (growth: 59.61%), of which Subsidies and transfer (growth: 52.26 %) Interest payments (growth: 28.53%).
Chart 2: Monthly Trend of ADP and Non-ADP Expenditure (FY 10-FY12)
20000 18000 16000 14000 12000 ADP 10000 8000 6000 4000 2000 0
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ADPFY10
Non-ADP FY10
ADPFY11
Non-ADP FY11
ADPFY12
Non-ADP FY12
GPS 11.0%
GPS = General Public Services, LGRD = LGD, RD & Cooperatives, CHTs, POS = Public Order and Safety, Edu = Education and Technology, Hlth = Health, SSW = Social Security and Welfare, RCRA = Recreation, Culture and Religious Affairs, Agri = Agriculture, Fisheries and Livestock, Land, Water Resources and Food, FE = Fuel and Energy, IES = Industries, Jute, Textiles, Commerce, Labor & Overseas, Trans = Transport and Communication
Sector wise revenue expenditure shows that highest expenditure is in Interest payment (20.4%) followed by education (18.0%), defense (12.9%). General Public Service (11.0%)
Admn = General Public Services, Defence, and Public Order and Safety, SIS = Social Infrastructure, covers Edu, health, Housing and SSW & LGRD. PIS = Physical Infrastructure, covers FE and Trans; and Others include RCRA and IES
(Taka in crore) Overall Balance as % of GDP -3.60 -3.28 -0.31 -1.16 -25699.5 -33475.6 -2779.8 -10399.9
Up to December *
Source: Integrated Budgeting & Accounting System (iBAS), Finance Division. * excluding grants
Domestic Bank -2092.5 25210.2 -711.2 15520.6 Non-Bank 17911.7 3570.6 638.4 -6661.2
July- December *
Source: Integrated Budgeting & Accounting System (iBAS), Finance Division. *including BPC ** excluding BPC
Deficit Fianacing as % of GDP
Nonbanking
Banking Ite m
Domestic
Foreign
Total -1.0 0.0 1.0 2.0 % of GDP Account 2009-10 Account 2010-11 Accounts 2011-12 (up to Dec.) 3.0 4.0 5.0
July- December
Growth over July- December FY11
Source: National Savings Directorate.
Up to December of FY12, net sale was decreased by 83.04 percent than that of the previous fiscal year.
B. MONETARY SECTOR
b.1 Monetary and credit development
(Taka in crore)
2011-12p Growth(%) over December July- December, FY11 66871.7 4452.6 (-5.33%) 408625.20 6132.6 (24.34%) 481538.9 9046.3 (25.94%) 110296.3 -359.8 (54.39%) 275.3 -635.1 9404.1 10673 90995.8 (73.46%) 19300.50 (1.7%) 371242.6 (19.4%) 475496.9 (19.09%)
At the end of December FY12, broad money growth stands to 19.09 percent. Growth in Net Foreign Asset is -5.33 percent.
16204.65 3.95
22924.38 41.47
2064.85 3.85
11774.60 14.72
Source: Export Promotion Bureau. *Growth over the same period of the previous fiscal year.
FY11 FY12
FY10
Up to December of FY12, export earnings increased by 3.85 percent over the same period of previous year.
(In million US$) 2011-12 July- December 17817.40 16.91 18207.11 -5.82 17428.90 16.09
Import payments Growth (%) LCs Opened Growth (%) LCs Settled Growth (%)
Source: Bangladesh Bank. p-provisional; Growth rate (in percent) over the same period of the previous fiscal year.
FY11 FY12
FY10
9 Import of intermediate goods increased by 54.91 percent. 9 Import of industrial raw materials decreased by -0.92 percent. 9 Import of capital machinery increased by 23.31 percent and machinery for misc. industry increased by 14.27 percent. 9 Import of petroleum and petro products increased by 130.48 percent. c.3 Remittances
2008-09 2009-10 2010-11
Source: Bangladesh Bank, EPB. p. provisional, - indicates data are not available
1200
800
FY10
600
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In FY2010-11 remittances inflow records a moderate growth of 6.03 percent. In FY11 remittances as percent of GDP and Export were 11.72 percent and 50.82 percent respectively which are relatively higher than previous fiscal year.
Up to December FY12, remittances inflow recorded a growth of 9.33 percent compared to the same period of FY11.
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Exchange rate of Taka per US$ increased to Tk. 79.67 at the end of December, 2011 from Tk.74.48 at the end of July, 2011. Taka depreciated by 6.97 percent as of end December, 2011 over end July, 2011.
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The gross foreign exchange balances held abroad by commercial banks stood at US$ 9634.85 million by end December, 2011 against US$9285.20 million by end November, 2011.
On the basis of average import payment during July 2011 to December 2011, the foreign exchange reserve is equivalent to 3.31 months import payments.
Chart 12: Outstanding Stock of Gross Foreign Exchange Reserve at the end of the month (January , 2011 to December, 2011)
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Chart 13: Com par ative Sce nar io of BOP Statis tics (July-De c FY11 and July-De c FY12) 2000 1000 0 m illio nU S $ Trade Balance -1000 -2000 -3000 -4000 -5000 July-Dec FY11 July-Dec FY12 Current Account Balance Capital Account Financial Account Overall Balance
In FY11, Current Account Balance had a surplus of US 995 million, which was US$ 3724 million in the same period of the previous fiscal year.
Current account balance records a surplus of 409 million US$ during July-December of FY12, which was 865 million US$ in the same period of the previous fiscal year.
D. REAL SECTOR
d.1 Gross Domestic Product
2006-07 GDP at constant prices Growth (%) Agriculture Industry Service GDP at current prices 302971 6.43 4.56 8.38 6.92 472477 2007-08 321726 6.19 3.20 6.78 6.49 545822 2008-09 340197 5.74 4.12 6.46 6.32 614795
(Taka in Crore )
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Real GDP growth in FY2010-11 was 6.66 percent of which Growth in Agriculture as per revised was 4.96 percent Growth in Industry is estimated 8.16 percent Service sector growth is estimated at 6.63 percent.
Per capita GDP in FY2010-11 exceeded US$ 750 mark and reached to US$ 755.
GDP growth rate at current and constant prices
18 16 14 12 10 8 6 4 2 0
19 99 -0 0
G ro w th (% )
6.19
5.74 5.83
6.66
5.94
5.27
4.42
Year
Current Price Constant Price
d.2 Quantum Index of Industrial Production (Large and Medium Scale Manufacturing Industry, Base: 1988-89=100)
FY 2006-07 2007-08 2008-09 2009-10 2010-2011 October '10 October '11P
Source:BBS; R:revised; P:provisional
P
461.10 533.23
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20 01 -0 2
20 02 -0 3
20 03 -0 4
20 04 -0 5
20 05 -0 6
20 06 -0 7
20 07 -0 8
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The growth rate of the Quantum Index of Industrial Production (Large and Medium Scale Manufacturing Industry) was 6.94 percent in FY 10 which was 6.97 percent in FY 09. In June10, the average index stood at 482.66 which was 8.43 percent higher compared to the same period of June09. In October11, the average index was 533.23 which was 15.6 percent higher compared to October10.
CPI (General) 176.04 193.54 206.43 221.53 241.02 National 7.20 9.94 6.66 7.31 8.80
Twelve-Month Average Basis Food Non-Food 8.11 5.90 12.28 6.32 7.19 5.91 8.53 5.45 11.34 4.15
236.53 238.68 238.89 240.75 242.48 244.28 245.97 246.24 246.39 249.11 254.72 259.66 264.85
Twelve-Month Point to Point Basis 7.61 9.72 6.86 8.43 7.54 9.80 8.28 11.01 9.04 11.91 9.79 12.77 10.49 13.87 10.67 14.36 10.20 13.16 10.17 12.51 10.96 11.29 11.97 13.40 12.70 13.75
3.69 3.82 3.33 3.27 3.85 4.36 4.32 3.97 4.78 5.73 6.46 8.76 8.77
2011-12
July August September
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November
December
General
In FY11 the average rate of inflation (Twelve-Month Average Basis) recorded at 8.80 percent. The food and non-food inflation were 11.34 percent and 4.15 percent respectively. In December FY11, the rate of inflation (General) on point-topoint basis stood at 8.28 percent which increased substantially to 10.63 percent in December FY12. However, the food and nonfood inflation were 11.01 percent and 3.21 percent respectively during the same period of FY11. In December of FY12, the rate of inflation (national) on point-topoint basis was 10.63 percent, of which, food and non-food inflations were 10.40 percent and 11.38 percent respectively (Table d3 above).
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