Dhaka, April 26 -- The disbursement of the fourth and fifth instalments of Bangladesh's $4.7 billion loan package from the International Monetary Fund (IMF) now depends on the government's willingness to allow the US dollar exchange rate to be determined by market forces, according to Bangladesh Bank Governor Ahsan H Mansur. Speaking from Washington DC on Thursday, Governor Mansur stated that while discussions are ongoing, a final decision is pending. "There is only one issue - making the foreign exchange market-centric. The IMF is firm on this point, and we must decide whether we will implement it before or after receiving the loan tranches," he said. Bangladesh has so far received $2.31 billion of the total IMF loan, with $2.39 billion ...