Bangladesh’s call-money market is struggling as affluent banks divert surplus funds to the central bank’s Standing Deposit Facility (SDF) instead of lending in the interbank market due to trust issues. In early October, Tk 279.23 billion was deposited in the SDF, while call-money transactions dropped significantly. This shift is creating liquidity problems for banks needing short-term loans, forcing them to borrow at higher rates through the Standing Liquidity Facility (SLF). Experts warn this trend may lead to interest rate volatility unless the central bank intervenes to revive the call-money market.
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