From the beginning of the current fiscal year in the country, the sale of savings has been positive. But last November, the common people suddenly reduced the investment in the sector. The tendency to withdraw the previous savings than the purchase or renewal of savings increases. In this situation, the government has not been able to prevent drought in the sale of savings even by increasing interest rates.

If people increase the redemption rather than buying savings, the net sale from the government is called 'negative'. According to Bangladesh Bank sources, last December, the net sales of the depository have been negative to Tk. In the previous month, the net sales of the net were negative. That is, in those two months, the pressure was more than buying the savings.

According to the data, in December 2021, the net sales in the savings were negatively negative. At the same period of 2021, it has increased to Tk. That is, the negative digit of one year's net sales has increased to Tk. The first month of the current fiscal year was 2,500 crore in July, the second month in August 2 thousand 5 crore and the third month in September, Tk. However, from November it started to become negative.

The sectors said there was high inflation last November. They could not save the living costs of the lower and middle class. Again, after the political change in the country in the July-August movement, many of the beneficiaries of the past government have gone into hiding. In addition, as the interest rate on bank deposits and government bill-bonds increased, a large part of institutional and individual investment had been transferred to the bank and bill-bonds. For these reasons, the sale of the savings has been somewhat degraded. Interest rates are increased in the storage to cope with the pressure. It has reduced the speed of the savings. But if everything goes well, the sale of sales in the future will be cut off.

Bangladesh Bank spokesperson and executive director Arif Hossain Khan said the central bank has announced a contractional monetary policy to bring inflation under control. As a tool has increased ethnicity. It also increases the interest rate on loans and deposits. Again, many people are breaking the savings as the inflation is high. But recently inflation has decreased somewhat and the interest rate on the savings has been increased. Hopefully, the sales of the front sales will increase.

According to sources in the finance ministry, the government has set a target of taking a net loan of Tk. Net sales of savings (investment) are regarded as the government loan, which is used in budget deficit financing. The target of the government's net loan from the sale of the last fiscal year was set at Tk 1 billion.

It is learned that the interest rate on all types of savings has been increased since January due to the increase in interest in the government treasury bill-bonds and deposits. Although the rate of profit in the family savings is 5.72 percent, now the profit will be available for less than Rs 1 lakh in this deposit. And with the investment of more than Tk 5 lakh, the profit will be 12.7 percent. Investing less than Tk 5 lakh in pensioner savings will make the profit of the expiry of 12.3 percent. Investment of more than Tk 5 lakh will get profit of 12.7 percent. The purchase of this savings was 5.7 percent in the expiry of this day. Prior to the expiry of the five -year Bangladesh savings, the profit was 5.75 percent. From January, the investment of less than Tk 5 lakh in this savings will get a profit of 12.7 percent. Investment of more than Tk 5 lakh will get profit of 12.7 percent. And during the three months of the profit -based savings, the profit was 5.7 percent of the year. From January, the savings will have a profit of less than Tk 5 lakh in the savings. The profit will be 12.25 percent in investing more than Tk 5 lakh. On the other hand, the profit will be 12.5 percent for investing less than Tk 1 lakh as a term at the post office Savings Bank and the profit will be available for the investment of more than Tk 5 lakh.

It has been claimed that the salaries and festival allowance of the garment sector workers of the country has been completed in front of the upcoming Eid -ul -Fitr. The Bangladesh Garment Manufacturers and Exporters Association (BGMEA) said in a notification sent to the media on Thursday (March 27th).

BGMEA Administrator. Anwar Hossain said the BGMEA has taken initiatives to pay the salaries of the workers seamlessly. With the help of the government, the entrepreneurs have been able to repay the salary of February, partial or full salary and Eid bonuses as the banks are incentive.

Pay Payment Progress

February 6.5% of the factories paid the salary.

The factories paid 5/5 days in March.

Eid bonus has paid 1.5% factories.

Some factories will pay the salary on March 25 and 25, so by March 25, about 5% of the factory will be paid in the factory.

According to the BGMEA, six factories were covered under close monitoring and more than 100 factory workers were intervened directly to ensure salary and bonuses.

Step -by -step to reduce traffic congestion
The factories have begun to leave the workers from March 25 to reduce traffic congestion on Eid holidays. By March 25, all the workers will leave for Eid holidays.

BGMEA's gratitude
BGMEA Administrator Anwar Hossain thanked the Finance Advisor, Labor and Employment Advisor, Commerce Advisor, Legislative Force, Bank, Customs, Ports, Workers' Association for assisting in payment of salary-bonuses.

He thanked the MD of Bangladesh Bank and Scheduled Banks, who have also opened the branch of the garment industry on public holidays. He also thanked the Bangladesh Railway and Road Transport Department for the launch of special trains and bus services on the occasion of Eid.