Investor Presentaiton
Independent Review of
RBD
Bangladesh's Development
Deficit Financing
The major financing source for the budget deficit is domestic borrowing -
although the share has decreased in the recent years.
➤ Compared to the previous year, domestic borrowing situation has improved (till
December FY22, net Tk. 10,002 crore has been paid).
☐ Over the years, foreign borrowing has been increasing in financing the deficit.
➤ Financing from foreign borrowing has increased by 30% in FY22 (up to
December) compared to the corresponding periods of the previous year.
Borrowing from banks is rising, especially for long-term debt (net) financing
➤ Financing from the national savings schemes has decreased by 36% during
FY22 (up to December) given surplus available in hand.
Table: Budget deficit financing
Foreign
Year
Borrowing- Net
Domestic
Borrowing
National Savings
Schemes (Net)
Total Financing
AFY2017
11,603
55,985
51,806
67,588
AFY2018
25,621
78,815
46,289
104436
AFY2019
31,289
106845
50,357
138134
AFY2020
41,610
1,08,049
15,139
1,49,659
AFY21
45463
82088
43040
BFY2022
97,738
1,13,453
32,000
2,11,191
AFY21 (up to Dec'20)
6795
11077
20995
17872
AFY22 (up to Dec'21)
8852
-10002
13479
-1150
CPD (2022): State of the Bangladesh Economy in FY2021-22 (Third Reading)
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