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A real edition from 27 August 2026 — lightly abridged.
Licensed money changers have set a maximum kerb-market rate of BDT 126.50 per USD for selling and BDT 125.50 for buying to help regulate cash-dollar prices. Meanwhile, Bangladesh expects a USD 350mn World Bank loan guarantee for LNG imports to become effective by November, supporting Petrobangla's import payments amid rising gas demand and foreign-exchange pressures. In the banking sector, the spread between weighted-average lending and deposit rates remained unchanged at 5.70% in June, with deposit and lending rates at 6.16% and 11.86% respectively.

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