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#NRBReport #NepalRastraBank #B1 min readLiquid Funds Grow 15.9% with Higher Balances Abroad and in NRB – Banking System Liquidity Strengthens
Liquid funds rose 15.9% to Rs 737.3 billion, driven by higher balances abroad and at NRB, marking a healthier liquidity position across Nepal’s banking system. The growth reflects strong foreign exchange inflows, stable monetary operations, and resilient financial intermediation.
Sandeep Chaudhary
#NRBReport #NepalRastraBank #B1 min readOther Liabilities of Banks Rise 11.5% to Rs 1.84 Trillion as Reserves and Debentures Expand Sharply
Nepal’s banking sector recorded an 11.5% rise in other liabilities, totaling Rs 1.84 trillion, driven by surging reserves and increased debenture issuance. The expansion reflects enhanced capital strength, stable funding diversification, and robust financial resilience across the banking industry.
Sandeep Chaudhary
#BankingLiquidity #SavingsGrow1 min readSaving Deposits Surge 38% and Fixed Deposits Dip Slightly – Nepal’s Banking Sector Liquidity Diversifies
Saving deposits grew strongly by around 38 %, reaching Rs 2.77 trillion, while fixed deposits fell slightly by about 5 %, indicating diversified liquidity management in Nepal’s banking sector and a shift in depositor preference toward more liquid and flexible products
Sandeep Chaudhary
#NRBReport #PrivateSectorCredi1 min readPrivate Sector Credit Expands 7.4% Year-on-Year to Rs 5.7 Trillion – Lending Momentum Continues in FY 2025/26
Private sector credit grew by 7.4% year-on-year to Rs 5.7 trillion, reflecting a steady lending recovery across both business and household segments. The rise in corporate and consumer credit underscores renewed confidence in Nepal’s economy and the central bank’s balanced liquidity management approach.
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#NRBReport #NepalRastraBank #B1 min readBank Deposits in Nepal Jump 12.5% to Rs 7.29 Trillion – NRB Mid-September 2025 Data Shows Strong Savings Growth
Nepal’s total bank deposits reached Rs 7.29 trillion, up 12.5% year-on-year, driven by strong growth in saving and call deposits, remittance inflows, and increased financial inclusion. This steady expansion reinforces Nepal’s financial stability and depositors’ trust in the banking sector.
Sandeep Chaudhary
#NRBReport #NepalRastraBank #F1 min readTotal Banking Sector Assets Increase by 1.9% to Rs 9.16 Trillion – Nepal’s Financial Stability Maintained
Nepal’s banking sector assets rose by 1.9% to Rs 9.16 trillion, highlighting sustained financial stability, strong depositor confidence, and steady loan growth. The expansion reflects a resilient financial system supported by NRB’s effective liquidity and capital management policies.
Sandeep Chaudhary
#NRBReport #LiquidityManagemen1 min readCommercial Bank Reserves with NRB Drop by 14.2% Amid Tight Liquidity Conditions – Central Bank Data
Commercial banks’ reserves with NRB dropped by 14.2%, underscoring a tighter liquidity environment in Nepal’s banking system as NRB absorbs surplus funds and redirects monetary flows.
Sandeep Chaudhary
#NRBReport #SavingsDeposits #N1 min readSaving Deposits Surpass Rs 2.77 Trillion with 3.7% Growth, Reflecting Improved Household Liquidity
Nepal’s savings deposits climbed 3.7% to Rs 2.77 trillion, underscoring enhanced household liquidity, steady remittance inflows, and growing confidence in the banking sector. This rise reflects the nation’s gradual financial deepening and preference for liquid, low-risk savings products.
Sandeep Chaudhary
