Iceland on Wednesday announced a quarter-point cut in interest rates to curb the growing strength of its national currency, buoyed by booming tourism, and to stimulate inflation.
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Mohammad Ismail Hossain, Managing Director (Additional Duty) of Agrani Bank Lilmited, inaugurating a month-long (16th May to 15th June, 2017) \"Customer Service, Loan Recovery and Remittance Collection Month\" at its Principal branch, Motijheel on Wednes
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