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2nd Half
restrictive (tight
money)
monetary
policy
Interest rate
Intervention
Strategy
Cash Reserve
Ratio, Repo
and Reverse
Repo were
used
5. 2012
Reserve Money and
Repo Rate
decrease inflationary
and external sector
pressures
First Half
Restrictive Monetary
policy
Second Half
6. Inflation
economyExpansionary
CRR
In the time of
world crisis,
Bangladesh
seemed to be
untouched
CRR was
pushed up to
control the
inflation
Inflation fell
from 10.96% to
8. 74%
economy grew
at 6%.
2013
7. 2013
Expansiona
ry
Repo
Reverse Repo
Cash Reserve Ratio government still wants to
pursue the expansionary policy
many tools are used to maintain
a balance between growth and
inflation
The government borrowings
were in such a way that doesn't
crowd out the investments
8. a monetary growth path which
aims to bring average inflation
down to 7%
Banks were instructed to offer
loan rescheduling facilities to
genuine borrowers
greater emphasis on providing
services to rural clients
But the target of growth limits
reserve money growth to 16.2%
Domestic retail interest rates
declined
2014
1st Half
9. Restrictive Policy
food inflation
rose steadily
from 5.02%
to 9.09% control
inflation as
the main
objective
Although
average
inflation was
falling, it
wasn’t the
rate BB was
targeting.
Suspended
Treasury Bill
auctions
CRR reduced the
money supply in
the market which
lead to to higher
interest rate and
damper
investment
climate