Key Market Indicators
In 2020, Bangladesh's fuel exports plummeted to just 1 cubic meter, a staggering 99.7% decrease from the 389 cubic meters recorded in 2019. This sharp decline highlights a significant downturn in the country's fuel supply chain. Looking at a broader timeline, since 1997, Bangladesh's fuel exports have consistently fallen, experiencing an average annual decline of 53.9%. On the import side, Bangladesh's fuel imports remained stable in 2016, holding steady at 28 cubic meters, the same volume imported in 2015. However, examining the trend since 2012 shows a different story. Over this period, the country's demand for imported fuel has seen a year-on-year increase of 13.3%.
