IMF suggests policy priorities for higher growth

The International Monetary Fund (IMF) has recommended that the government address four policy priorities for attaining higher economic growth, which is vital to graduate the country to the middle-income group, reports BSS.
IMF in its country report released Monday suggested that Bangladesh’s policy prioritise safeguarding stability, boosting private investment, strengthening of financial inclusion initiative and creating fiscal space.
The country report said the macroeconomic stability should be safeguarded by enhancing regulation and supervision and developing a medium-term fiscal framework for climate change adaptation.
For boosting further the private sector investment, IMF drew attention to the policy measures that would ensure better public infrastructure, an easier investment climate and a more supportive financial system.

IMF suggests policy priorities for higher growth

The International Monetary Fund (IMF) has recommended that the government address four policy priorities for attaining higher economic growth, which is vital to graduate the country to the middle-income group, reports BSS. IMF in its country report released Monday suggested that Bangladeshs policy prioritise safeguarding stability, boosting private investment, strengthening of financial inclusion initiative and creating fiscal space. The country report said the macroeconomic stability should be safeguarded by enhancing regulation and supervision and developing a medium-term fiscal framework for climate change adaptation. For boosting further the private sector investment, IMF drew attention to the policy measures that would ensure better public infrastructure, an easier investment climate and a more supportive financial system.