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NRB amends rule, Interest rate on loan can be changed…

Kathmandu, May 9: Nepal Rastra Bank (NRB) has instructed banks and financial institutions to change the interest rate of loans every month. Previously, there was a rule that the loan interest rate had to be changed every three months, but now the financial institutions can change interest rate every month.

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NRB increases ceiling upto US$ 5,000 for exchange of US…

The Nepal Rastra Bank (NRB) has increased the ceiling for the exchange of the US Dollar. Revising an integrated circular,

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Merchandise exports decline in eight months of FY 2022/23

Kathmandu, April 12 : During the eight months of Fiscal Year 2022/23, merchandise exports decreased 29.1 percent to Rs104.80 billion

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Remittance inflows increases 25.3 percent, BoP in surplus

Remittance inflow has increased 25.3 percent in eight months of the current fiscal year, 2022/23. Against 1.3 percent decrement during

Foreign currency lying idle in Lumbini to be exchanged

The foreign currency notes left as offerings by the visitors in Lumbini are to be now exchanged. Nepal Rastra Bank

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NRB unveils Cryptocurrency Risk Assessment Report

 Nepal Rastra Bank (NRB) has unveiled the Cryptocurrency Risk Assessment Report today.

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Export and import decline in first seven months of current…

Kathmandu, March 12: Both export and import have decreased in the first seven months of the current fiscal year 2022/23.

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Forex reserves improves in first seven months of current fiscal…

Kathmandu, March 12: A significant improvement has been noticed in the country’s foreign currency reserves in the first seven months

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Consumers expect inflation to continue: NRB

A majority of consumers expect price level to increase in the next three months, while almost all the consumers expect

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Monetary policy review: NRB gives relief to borrowers

The Nepal Rastra Bank (NRB) has adopted liberal policy with an objective of providing some relief to the borrowers. The