The Bangladesh Bank has reintroduced “Assured Repo” (AR) liquidity injections, disbursing Tk 55.62 billion through special bonds to support banks, which now totals over Tk 400 billion. This move contradicts the central bank’s efforts to curb inflation. The bonds were initially issued to settle arrears to power producers and fertilizer suppliers. Analysts warn that the AR injections, offering higher yields, could undermine inflation control measures. Economist Dr. M Masrur Reaz recommends exploring alternative funding sources to reduce inflation risks.
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