The Bangladesh Bank (BB) is contemplating reducing cash support under its repo facility from twice a week to once a week to enhance banks’ liquidity management and invigorate the call money market. This proposal aligns with IMF conditions linked to a $4.70 billion lending package aimed at stabilizing the economy. While the central bank plans to gather feedback from commercial banks, concerns arise that this move could increase liquidity pressures, disrupt future funding commitments, and lead to heightened competition for deposits. Some bankers suggest that reducing the volume of cash support instead of cutting the frequency might mitigate potential disruptions in the financial system.
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