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Country receives Rs 263 billion in remittance in second month…

Kathmandu, Oct 15: The country has received more than Rs 263 billion in remittance in the second month of the current fiscal year. The country had received Rs 228.37 billion remittance in the same period last year. "Remittance inflows increased 15.2 percent to Rs 263.14 billion in the review period

State saved 1.5 billion for not issuing new banknotes

As Nepal Rastra Bank (NRB) did not print fresh banknotes this year targeting Dashain and Tihar festivals, the act of

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NRB launches service for exchanging clean notes from today 

The Nepal Rastra Bank (NRB) has launched the service for exchanging clean notes for the public today, targeting the Dashain

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Country’s BOP surplus nears Rs 41 billion, Remittance inflows increased

Remittance inflows increased 18.0 percent to Rs.136.93 billion in the review period compared to an increase of 22.8 percent in

IMF suggests for Nepali banks to continued vigilance over NPA

As banks deal with elevated non-performing loans and capital constraints, continued vigilance is necessary, including by continuing to strengthen regulation

Nepal’s financial sector sees significant reforms

The global economic situation continues to recover slowly and unevenly from the shocks of the COVID-19 pandemic and subsequent geopolitical

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Monetary policy facilitates five provisions of budget

The new Monetary Policy for current fiscal year 2024/25 has some special arrangements to implement and facilitate various five provisions

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NRB lowers bank rate and deposit collection rate

Nepal Rastra Bank (NRB) has unveiled the Monetary Policy for Fiscal Year 2024/25 today. Through this policy, the central bank

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Monetary Policy encourages microfinance institutions for merger

The Nepal Rastra Bank (NRB) has unveiled a monetary policy of current fiscal year with a target of encouraging the

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NRB scraps Rs 200 million limit on share mortgage

The maximum limit Rs 200 million set for institutional loan has been abolished.