Bangladesh Bank sells $122m to stabilize dollar market

The central bank has injected $122 million into the market to address ongoing dollar shortages.

Bangladesh Bank sells $122m to stabilize dollar market

To alleviate pressure on the foreign exchange market, the Bangladesh Bank has sold $122 million from its reserves. The central bank set the exchange rate at a maximum of Tk124.30 per dollar.

Commercial banks had requested a total of $800 million to meet their requirements. The market is currently facing significant strain due to month-end payment obligations and a decline in remittance inflows.

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