The interim government of Bangladesh has shown little enthusiasm for implementing the IMF’s loan conditions, deeming them contrary to national interests. As a result, the IMF has delayed three installments of its loan disbursement. The key conditions set by the IMF include raising the exchange rate of the dollar, increasing electricity prices, and boosting tax revenue. However, with Bangladesh’s economic condition improving, the government feels less pressured to comply. Meanwhile, the IMF faces mounting resistance from multiple nations due to its stringent policies, forcing it to consider relaxing the conditions for Bangladesh.