In August, bank deposits in Bangladesh fell to an 18-month low growth rate of 7.02%, declining by 0.16% month-on-month to Tk 17.31 lakh crore. This drop was attributed to political instability, loan scams, and rising inflation, leading individuals to hold more cash, which increased by Tk 804 crore. However, the new interim government’s measures helped reduce deposit withdrawals in September, with reputable banks seeing a rise in new accounts. Concerns remain about the growing amount of cash outside the banking system, which reached Tk 2.92 lakh crore, as it hampers economic growth despite a decline in inflation rates.
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