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Bangladesh To Sign 'Secret' Trade Deal With US After India? Yunus' Big Plan Before Elections Out?
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February 6, 2026
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3:53Now PlayingBangladesh’s interim government is set to sign a ‘secret’ tariff agreement with the United States on February 9, just three days before parliamentary elections, triggering transparency concerns. Reports say the deal is covered by a non-disclosure agreement, with details kept under wraps. The timing—coming a week after India secured tariff cuts from Washington—has alarmed business leaders and analysts. Critics question why a temporary government is finalising a long-term pact that may include conditions on China imports, defence purchases and market access, potentially constraining the next elected government’s policy choices.
Bangladesh To Sign 'Secret' Trade Deal With US After India? Yunus' Big Plan Before Elections Out?
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