Following a meeting between Bangladesh’s Chief Adviser and the Central Bank Governor, a decision has been made to establish a long-sought banking commission. This move aims to address the financial sector’s issues, including high default loans and weak governance.Â
Additionally, they will be expanding the bond of the crawling peg from 1% to 2.5% to help alleviate the country’s foreign crunch. With inflation at 11.66%, the highest in 13 years, both the government and central bank leaders have urged the public to be patient as monetary policy adjustments take effect.