In the first four months of FY 2024-25, Bangladesh’s commercial banks saw a significant drop of $149 million (24.37%) in their foreign reserves, reaching $461.59 million by October. This decline is due to liquidity shortages, reduced credit lines from foreign banks, and increasing import payments and foreign debt obligations. Despite improved dollar flow in the country, the situation remains challenging, and banks are struggling with the effects of political instability and economic uncertainty. However, the central bank is working to stabilize the situation, and foreign credit lines may be restored soon
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