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Foreign Investors Waiting For Election

October 2006 | Economic Outlook

Foreign investors are holding back, pending the outcome of the January 2007 general elections. BMI View: Assuming the elections pass by smoothly, Bangladesh could potentially benefit from billions US dollars worth of projects.

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