Bangladesh was forced to buy expensive LNG on the spot market after its top supplier Qatar.
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Bangladesh’s industrial growth hurt by high LNG prices, minister says

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Bangladesh was forced to buy expensive LNG on the spot market after its top supplier Qatar.
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Four state-owned banks currently have Tk17,500cr in fertiliser import guarantees

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