U.S. to cut tariff rate to 19% on Bangladesh imports in new trade deal
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- The U.S. has lowered the tariff rate on Bangladeshi imports to a competitive 19%.
- Negotiations were held in Washington to strengthen bilateral economic ties and diversify supply chains.
- The deal specifically targets the ready-made garment sector, which is the primary driver of Bangladesh's economy.
- The agreement includes expectations for continued progress in labor rights and factory safety standards.
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