AFP, SINGAPORE: Uncertainty caused by the US Federal Reserve's decision not to hike interest rates last week sent forex traders running to safer assets yesterday, with higher-risk emerging-market currencies taking a hit.
While the announcement was initially welcomed in Asia on Friday, dealers in Europe and the United States were spooked by its citing of global turmoil and China's crisis as a key reason for standing still. Analysts also said it will prolong the guessing game about when rates will eventually rise, with two bank policy meetings to go before the end of the year.
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The World Bank said it will continue to support Bangladesh in areas necessary to move up within middle income country status. WB Vice President for the South Asia Region, Annette Dixon, also pledged strong… 
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