In the wake of currencies losing their value worldwide, Bangladesh’s central bank bought up US dollars worth 3.76 billion from the commercial banks directly in the just-concluded fiscal year to keep the country’s money market stable. However, official figures show the amount purchased in FY 2014-15 as lower in volume than what were in the previous two consecutive fiscal years, reports The Financial Express (FE). In FY14 and FY13, the Bangladesh Bank (BB) had bought $5.15 billion and $4.54 billion respectively. On the other hand, the central...