Bangladesh is set to amend the Bangladesh Bank Order, 1972 to enhance the central bank’s autonomy in line with global standards. The amendments aim to empower the Bangladesh Bank (BB) to issue directives to banks and financial institutions independently. This move follows criticism over macroeconomic instability and transparency in the financial sector. The International Monetary Fund (IMF) has recommended these changes to ensure BB’s autonomy, accountability, and its ability to prioritize price stability. Discussions also include potentially making the position of BB governor constitutional, echoing calls for stronger regulatory powers and independence in economic policy-making.
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