DHAKA -- Bangladesh's high inflation is forcing citizens to dip into their savings and stop putting money away, raising concerns about bank liquidity flows and hammering sales of national savings certificates.
Liquidity fears grow after new deposits declined nearly 30% last fiscal year
A government bank employee counts money in Dhaka: New deposits in the country's banks have fallen sharply © Reuters
DHAKA -- Bangladesh's high inflation is forcing citizens to dip into their savings and stop putting money away, raising concerns about bank liquidity flows and hammering sales of national savings certificates.