Dhaka, April 22 -- The central bank is likely to go live with secondary money-market yield curves from next month, which would help stakeholders have tips about the country's current economic situation and act accordingly.

A yield curve is a line that plots yields, or interest rates, on bonds that have differing maturity dates, according to people familiar with the matter.

For over a year, the Bangladesh Bank (BB) has published yield curves on an experimental basis. And the banks usually do not use such experimental curves for their portfolio valuations.

Here, secondary market means MI module-based market where banks participate in transaction of government securities. On the primary market, some select banks can participate.

To make ...