S&P Global has revised Bangladesh’s long-term sovereign credit outlook to negative, a downgrade from its previous stable assessment. The decision stems from increasing concerns over the country’s banking sector vulnerabilities and weakening external position. Specifically, S&P points to potential strains on the financial system and depleting foreign exchange reserves. This outlook revision signals a heightened risk of a potential downgrade of Bangladesh’s credit rating in the coming months. The rating agency highlighted that Bangladesh’s external debt is increasing and its ability to meet obligations may be at risk. S&P expects these pressures to persist over the next 12-24 months, impacting the nation’s economic stability. The move reflects growing anxieties regarding Bangladesh’s macroeconomic outlook amid global economic headwinds.