Moody’s Investors Service says that Bangladesh’s Ba3 foreign currency government bond rating reflects its track record of macroeconomic stability, a modest debt burden, and limited externalvulnerabilities with an ample foreign reserve buffer. But a fractious political environment, narrow tax revenue base, and a very low level of per capita income constrain the rating. Moody’s conclusions were contained in its just-released credit analysis “Bangladesh” and which looks at the country’s credit profile in terms of Economic Strength (assessed as “moder...