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#13418366

8 March 2026

Commerce Adviser SK Bashir Uddin speaks during the ERF-PRAN Media Award 2024 ceremony organized by the Economic Reporters' Forum (ERF) in Dhaka, Bangladesh. He states that the interim government identifies irregularities in the distribution of Trading Corporation of Bangladesh (TCB) family cards used for subsidized commodity sales. The program also honors journalists for outstanding reporting on agriculture and agro-processing. The photo is taken at Manik Mia Avenue in Dhaka, Bangladesh.

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#13418368

8 March 2026

Commerce Adviser SK Bashir Uddin speaks during the ERF-PRAN Media Award 2024 ceremony organized by the Economic Reporters' Forum (ERF) in Dhaka, Bangladesh. He states that the interim government identifies irregularities in the distribution of Trading Corporation of Bangladesh (TCB) family cards used for subsidized commodity sales. The program also honors journalists for outstanding reporting on agriculture and agro-processing. The photo is taken at Manik Mia Avenue in Dhaka, Bangladesh.

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#13418371

8 March 2026

Commerce Adviser SK Bashir Uddin speaks during the ERF-PRAN Media Award 2024 ceremony organized by the Economic Reporters' Forum (ERF) in Dhaka, Bangladesh. He states that the interim government identifies irregularities in the distribution of Trading Corporation of Bangladesh (TCB) family cards used for subsidized commodity sales. The program also honors journalists for outstanding reporting on agriculture and agro-processing. The photo is taken at Manik Mia Avenue in Dhaka, Bangladesh.

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#13418374

8 March 2026

Commerce Adviser SK Bashir Uddin speaks during the ERF-PRAN Media Award 2024 ceremony organized by the Economic Reporters' Forum (ERF) in Dhaka, Bangladesh. He states that the interim government identifies irregularities in the distribution of Trading Corporation of Bangladesh (TCB) family cards used for subsidized commodity sales. The program also honors journalists for outstanding reporting on agriculture and agro-processing. The photo is taken at Manik Mia Avenue in Dhaka, Bangladesh.

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#13406226

6 March 2026

Collectors and traders examine and trade old Bangladeshi currency notes at an informal market in the Gulistan area of Dhaka. The market is known among collectors for the buying and selling of rare and old banknotes.

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#13406236

6 March 2026

Collectors and traders examine and trade old Bangladeshi currency notes at an informal market in the Gulistan area of Dhaka. The market is known among collectors for the buying and selling of rare and old banknotes.

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#13406272

6 March 2026

Street vendors sell various goods, including clothes, household items, and food, along a busy road in the Gulistan area of Dhaka. The crowded informal market attracts hundreds of shoppers daily and often occupies sidewalks and parts of the roadway in the capital city.

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#13404817

5 March 2026

Journalists and television camera crews film the closing market figures displayed on a large electronic screen at the Korea Exchange (KRX) in Seoul, South Korea, on March 5, 2026. The benchmark Korea Composite Stock Price Index (KOSPI) soars 490.36 points, or 9.63 percent, to close at 5,583.90, while the tech-heavy KOSDAQ jumps 137.97 points, or 14.10 percent, to finish at 1,116.41. The dramatic ''relief rally'' follows two consecutive sessions of heavy selling, drawing intense media scrutiny as investors look for signs of market stabilization in East Asia's fourth-largest economy.

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#13404818

5 March 2026

The main electronic display at the Korea Exchange (KRX) in Seoul, South Korea, on March 5, 2026, shows the final closing stock market figures. The benchmark KOSPI index closes at 5,583.90, a significant surge of 490.36 points or 9.63 percent. The tech-heavy KOSDAQ index also finishes sharply higher at 1,116.41, up 137.97 points or 14.10 percent.

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#13404819

5 March 2026

Journalists and television camera crews film the closing market figures displayed on a large electronic screen at the Korea Exchange (KRX) in Seoul, South Korea, on March 5, 2026. The benchmark Korea Composite Stock Price Index (KOSPI) soars 490.36 points, or 9.63 percent, to close at 5,583.90, while the tech-heavy KOSDAQ jumps 137.97 points, or 14.10 percent, to finish at 1,116.41. The dramatic ''relief rally'' follows two consecutive sessions of heavy selling, drawing intense media scrutiny as investors look for signs of market stabilization in East Asia's fourth-largest economy.

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#13404820

5 March 2026

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#13404821

5 March 2026

Journalists and television camera crews film the closing market figures displayed on a large electronic screen at the Korea Exchange (KRX) in Seoul, South Korea, on March 5, 2026. The benchmark Korea Composite Stock Price Index (KOSPI) soars 490.36 points, or 9.63 percent, to close at 5,583.90, while the tech-heavy KOSDAQ jumps 137.97 points, or 14.10 percent, to finish at 1,116.41. The dramatic ''relief rally'' follows two consecutive sessions of heavy selling, drawing intense media scrutiny as investors look for signs of market stabilization in East Asia's fourth-largest economy.

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#13404822

5 March 2026

The main electronic display at the Korea Exchange (KRX) in Seoul, South Korea, on March 5, 2026, shows the final closing stock market figures. The benchmark KOSPI index closes at 5,583.90, a significant surge of 490.36 points or 9.63 percent. The tech-heavy KOSDAQ index also finishes sharply higher at 1,116.41, up 137.97 points or 14.10 percent.

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#13404823

5 March 2026

Journalists and television camera crews film the closing market figures displayed on a large electronic screen at the Korea Exchange (KRX) in Seoul, South Korea, on March 5, 2026. The benchmark Korea Composite Stock Price Index (KOSPI) soars 490.36 points, or 9.63 percent, to close at 5,583.90, while the tech-heavy KOSDAQ jumps 137.97 points, or 14.10 percent, to finish at 1,116.41. The dramatic ''relief rally'' follows two consecutive sessions of heavy selling, drawing intense media scrutiny as investors look for signs of market stabilization in East Asia's fourth-largest economy.

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#13404824

5 March 2026

Journalists and television camera crews film the closing market figures displayed on a large electronic screen at the Korea Exchange (KRX) in Seoul, South Korea, on March 5, 2026. The benchmark Korea Composite Stock Price Index (KOSPI) soars 490.36 points, or 9.63 percent, to close at 5,583.90, while the tech-heavy KOSDAQ jumps 137.97 points, or 14.10 percent, to finish at 1,116.41. The dramatic ''relief rally'' follows two consecutive sessions of heavy selling, drawing intense media scrutiny as investors look for signs of market stabilization in East Asia's fourth-largest economy.

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#13404825

5 March 2026

Journalists and television camera crews film the closing market figures displayed on a large electronic screen at the Korea Exchange (KRX) in Seoul, South Korea, on March 5, 2026. The benchmark Korea Composite Stock Price Index (KOSPI) soars 490.36 points, or 9.63 percent, to close at 5,583.90, while the tech-heavy KOSDAQ jumps 137.97 points, or 14.10 percent, to finish at 1,116.41. The dramatic ''relief rally'' follows two consecutive sessions of heavy selling, drawing intense media scrutiny as investors look for signs of market stabilization in East Asia's fourth-largest economy.

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