Bangladesh’s bank deposits fell by approximately Tk 11,000 crore recently, dropping to Tk 17,31,260 crore in August from Tk 17,42,224 crore in June, primarily due to depositor anxiety. This decline signals a lack of confidence linked to irregularities and rising non-performing loans during the previous Awami League regime, alongside high inflation and political uncertainty. Despite higher interest rates, many depositors prefer national savings certificates offering about 12% interest. Meanwhile, loan disbursement increased to Tk 20.98 lakh crore in August, and currency held outside banks rose to Tk 2.92 lakh crore.
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