In the open market, Taka devalued further against the dollar. One dollar is now being sold at a rate of Tk 104.

On Sunday (July 24), Dhaka's money exchangers and traders sold US dollars between Tk 103 and 50 paisa to Tk 104.

Officials of the money exchanger companies said that before and after Eid, the dollar was traded between 100 and 102 takas, but today it's exceeded.

Zaman Money Exchange official Russell in this regard told Banglanews, “today we bought the dollar at Tk 103 and sold it at Tk 103.50 and Tk 104. 

However, he also mentioned that there was buying and selling in the range of 20 to 50 paisa throughout the day.”

Meanwhile, the price of the dollar has also increased in the banking channel due to the increase in the price of imported goods. Despite the increase in exports, remittance decreased.

BDST: 2152 HRS, JULY 24, 2022
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