Commercial banks in Bangladesh are shifting to interbank swaps and dollar-euro trades, bypassing the spot market due to the crawling-peg system’s constraints. This new approach, designed to maximize returns and sidestep the capped exchange rate for the dollar, has effectively sidelined the interbank forex market. Despite Bangladesh Bank’s request to cap euro transactions, banks report unofficial rates above the ceiling. Experts suggest adjusting the crawling-peg rate or moving toward a market-driven exchange rate to stabilize the market and enhance remittance flow within formal channels.
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