Bangladesh Bank will reduce repo auctions to one day per week starting November 1 to enhance monetary policy implementation. The change follows a previous cut from daily to twice weekly, linked to a $4.7 billion IMF loan condition. Under the new system, banks can borrow against government securities for 7, 14, or 28 days. The central bank’s spokesperson, Husne Ara Shikha, said the adjustment aims to help banks better plan liquidity management. Repo auctions allow banks to secure funds by agreeing to repurchase government securities at a set date for a higher price.
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