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#NRBReport #NepalEconomy #Expo2 min read
Nepal’s Exports Surge 88.6% in FY 2025/26 – Soybean Oil Leads with 43% Share
NRB’s Mid-September 2025/26 report shows that Nepal’s total exports jumped 88.6%, reaching Rs. 47.3 billion, led by soybean oil (43.2% share). Strong performances from palm oil, jute, and textile products contributed to the surge, while electricity exports continued to grow steadily. The data underscores Nepal’s strengthening external sector amid a stable macroeconomic environment.
Sandeep Chaudhary26 Oct, 2025
#NRBReport #NepalEconomy #Econ3 min read
Nepal’s Economic Indicators 2025/26: Growth, Inflation, and Reserves Explained
NRB’s Mid-September 2025/26 data shows that Nepal’s economy is on a stable growth path, with GDP growth at 4%, inflation at 1.87%, and foreign reserves at USD 20.41 billion. The report highlights strong remittance inflows, rising exports, and healthy liquidity, while calling for stronger fiscal reforms and productive investment to sustain growth momentum.
Sandeep Chaudhary26 Oct, 2025
#NRBReport #NepalEconomy #Publ2 min read
NRB Report 2025/26: Domestic and External Debt Cross Rs. 2.7 Trillion Combined
As per NRB’s Mid-September 2025/26 report, Nepal’s total public debt reached Rs. 2.73 trillion, with Rs. 1.27 trillion domestic and Rs. 1.46 trillion external debt. The debt-to-GDP ratio stands at 43.7%, indicating a manageable but rising fiscal burden. With low inflation (1.87%), record foreign reserves, and stable interest rates, Nepal’s debt position remains stable, but stronger fiscal reforms are essential to maintain long-term sustainability.
Sandeep Chaudhary26 Oct, 2025
#NRBReport #NepalEconomy #Fore2 min read
Nepal’s External Sector Strengthens as Reserves Hit $20.4 Billion
According to NRB’s Mid-September 2025/26 data, Nepal’s foreign exchange reserves have reached USD 20.41 billion (Rs. 2.88 trillion) — covering over 13 months of imports. The rise was fueled by a BOP surplus of Rs. 153.7 billion, a current account surplus of Rs. 130.7 billion, and a 33% surge in remittances. With low inflation (1.87%) and stable interest rates, Nepal’s external sector has entered one of its strongest periods in recent history.
Sandeep Chaudhary26 Oct, 2025
#NRBReport #NepalEconomy #Infl2 min read
Nepal Rastra Bank’s Mid-September 2025/26 Report Reveals Lower CPI and WPI
NRB’s Mid-September 2025/26 report shows that CPI inflation fell to 1.87% and WPI eased to 2.10%, marking a period of low inflation and stable prices. The decline was driven by lower food and fuel costs, adequate liquidity, and prudent monetary management. With inflation under control, Nepal’s financial system remains stable, allowing businesses and households to benefit from a low-interest and price-stable environment.
Sandeep Chaudhary26 Oct, 2025
#NRBReport #NepalEconomy #Fina2 min read
NRB Data Shows Stable Financial Sector with Rising Private Claims
NRB’s Mid-September 2025/26 data shows a stable financial sector with private sector credit rising by 7.3% and domestic credit expanding by 5.5%. Supported by ample liquidity, strong deposits (Rs. 7.29 trillion), and low inflation (1.87%), Nepal’s banking system remains resilient. With improved reserves and easing interest rates, the financial sector is positioned for sustainable, productivity-driven growth.
Sandeep Chaudhary26 Oct, 2025
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#NRBReport #NepalEconomy #Bank2 min read
NRB Update: Total Deposits Reach Rs 7.29 Trillion by Mid-September
As per NRB’s Mid-September 2025/26 review, total deposits reached Rs. 7.29 trillion, growing 12.4% year-on-year, supported by strong remittance inflows, low inflation (1.87%), and stable liquidity. With credit at Rs. 5.54 trillion, the banking system remains liquid and stable. The challenge ahead lies in channeling these rising deposits into productive investments to sustain economic growth.
Sandeep Chaudhary26 Oct, 2025
#NRBReport #NepalEconomy #Fisc2 min read
Nepal’s Fiscal Deficit Narrows, Revenue Falls 5.3% – NRB Report
According to NRB’s Mid-September 2025/26 report, government revenue fell by 5.3%, while expenditure grew by 31%, leading to a manageable fiscal deficit. Despite weaker revenue collection, strong foreign reserves, a positive current account, and sustainable debt levels have stabilized Nepal’s fiscal position. The central bank calls for better tax efficiency, expenditure control, and productive capital utilization to strengthen fiscal sustainability.
Sandeep Chaudhary26 Oct, 2025
#NRBReport #NepalEconomy #Infl2 min read
Inflation Eases, Interest Rates Drop – NRB’s Monetary Update
NRB’s mid-September 2025/26 report shows that inflation dropped to 1.87%, the lowest in years, while base rates fell to 5.72% and lending rates to 7.66%. With strong liquidity, rising deposits, and stable foreign reserves, Nepal’s monetary conditions are improving rapidly. The easing rate environment offers a strong foundation for investment-led growth and sustained macroeconomic stability.
Sandeep Chaudhary26 Oct, 2025
#NRBReport #NepalEconomy #Dome2 min read
NRB Review 2025/26: Domestic Credit Growth Moderates to 5.5%
As per NRB’s mid-September 2025/26 review, domestic credit growth slowed to 5.5%, while private sector lending grew by 7.3%. Despite the moderation, liquidity remains strong, with deposits up 12.4% and broad money expanding 12.4%. The easing of interest rates, low inflation, and a stable external balance indicate that Nepal’s financial system is entering a phase of cautious yet sustainable growth.
Sandeep Chaudhary26 Oct, 2025

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All Articles — Page 122

Nepal’s Exports Surge 88.6% in FY 2025/26 – Soybean Oil Leads with 43% Share

Nepal’s Economic Indicators 2025/26: Growth, Inflation, and Reserves Explained

NRB Report 2025/26: Domestic and External Debt Cross Rs. 2.7 Trillion Combined

Nepal’s External Sector Strengthens as Reserves Hit $20.4 Billion

Nepal Rastra Bank’s Mid-September 2025/26 Report Reveals Lower CPI and WPI

NRB Data Shows Stable Financial Sector with Rising Private Claims

NRB Update: Total Deposits Reach Rs 7.29 Trillion by Mid-September

Nepal’s Fiscal Deficit Narrows, Revenue Falls 5.3% – NRB Report

Inflation Eases, Interest Rates Drop – NRB’s Monetary Update

NRB Review 2025/26: Domestic Credit Growth Moderates to 5.5%

NEPSEtrading

Primary issues

Income & debt

Live market

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NEPSE Trading Network

Insights & Analysis

All Articles — Page 122

Nepal’s Exports Surge 88.6% in FY 2025/26 – Soybean Oil Leads with 43% Share

Nepal’s Economic Indicators 2025/26: Growth, Inflation, and Reserves Explained

NRB Report 2025/26: Domestic and External Debt Cross Rs. 2.7 Trillion Combined

Nepal’s External Sector Strengthens as Reserves Hit $20.4 Billion

Nepal Rastra Bank’s Mid-September 2025/26 Report Reveals Lower CPI and WPI

NRB Data Shows Stable Financial Sector with Rising Private Claims

NRB Update: Total Deposits Reach Rs 7.29 Trillion by Mid-September

Nepal’s Fiscal Deficit Narrows, Revenue Falls 5.3% – NRB Report

Inflation Eases, Interest Rates Drop – NRB’s Monetary Update

NRB Review 2025/26: Domestic Credit Growth Moderates to 5.5%