Inflation Eases to 8.32%, But Is Your Money Actually Growing? A Bangladeshi Saver's Guide
Inflation dropped to an eight-month-plus low of 8.32 percent in July, and Bangladesh Bank just cut its policy rate. Good news on paper, but for an ordinary household deciding between a savings account, an FDR, gold or mobile money, the real question is simpler: where does a taka actually keep its value? Here is a practical breakdown, with the mobile financial services trap most people overlook.
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