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Monetary Policy: Private sector criticises credit flow cut - The New Nation

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NN Online: The Bangladesh Bank (BB) has introduced a new tight monetary policy to control inflation. However, business leaders have voiced opposition, arguing that the policy’s goals may not be met without considering the impact on investment and employment. The new policy, they claim, fails to meet the needs of the business sector and the level of investment required for Bangladesh’s economic growth. Economists acknowledge that the economy is g…

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