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#NRBReport #NepalEconomy #Bala2 min read
Nepal Rastra Bank Data: BOP Surplus Reaches Rs 153.7 Billion
As per NRB’s Mid-September 2025/26 data, Nepal’s Balance of Payments recorded a surplus of Rs. 153.7 billion, supported by a current account surplus of Rs. 130.7 billion, remittance growth of 33%, and record-high foreign reserves of Rs. 2.88 trillion. This strong external performance highlights Nepal’s improving macroeconomic fundamentals and stable monetary environment, positioning the country for sustainable growth in FY 2025/26.
Sandeep Chaudhary26 Oct, 2025
#NRBReport #NepalEconomy #Neps2 min read
NRB Bulletin 2025/26: Nepal’s Market Capitalization Reaches 73.1% of GDP
NRB’s Mid-September 2025/26 Bulletin reports that Nepal’s market capitalization has reached 73.1% of GDP, supported by a stronger NEPSE index (2,672 points), lower interest rates, and improving macroeconomic stability. With inflation under control, liquidity rising, and investor confidence improving, the stock market has regained momentum — positioning itself as a central pillar of Nepal’s economic and financial growth.
Sandeep Chaudhary26 Oct, 2025
#NRBReport #NepalEconomy #Trad2 min read
NRB Report 2025/26: Import Growth 16.2%, Export Growth 88.6%
As per NRB’s Mid-September 2025/26 report, exports rose by 88.6% and imports increased by 16.2%, signaling a major rebound in Nepal’s trade sector. With a current account surplus of Rs. 130.7 billion, foreign reserves of Rs. 2.88 trillion, and remittance growth of 33%, the economy is gaining external strength. The challenge ahead lies in sustaining export growth while maintaining import discipline and promoting domestic production.
Sandeep Chaudhary26 Oct, 2025
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NRB Economic Indicators 2025/26: Base Rate Down to 5.72%, Liquidity Improves
NRB’s mid-September 2025/26 data shows that the base rate has declined to 5.72%, supported by improved liquidity, rising deposits, and moderating inflation at 1.87%. Lending and deposit rates have eased, signaling a healthier financial environment. With strong foreign reserves and expanding money supply, Nepal’s monetary sector is experiencing stable growth and enhanced credit potential.
Sandeep Chaudhary26 Oct, 2025
#NRBReport #NepalEconomy #GDPG2 min read
Nepal’s GDP Growth Projected at 4% for FY 2024/25 – NRB Estimate
The Nepal Rastra Bank projects 4.0% GDP growth for FY 2024/25, signaling steady economic recovery. Supported by low inflation (1.87%), strong remittance inflows, and stable reserves (Rs. 2.88 trillion), the economy is regaining balance. While the outlook remains positive, sustained reforms in investment, infrastructure, and production are essential to maintain momentum in FY 2025/26.
Sandeep Chaudhary26 Oct, 2025
#NRBReport #NepalEconomy #Inte2 min read
NRB Financial Update 2025/26: Deposit Rate Falls to 3.96%, Lending Rate at 7.66%
As per NRB’s Mid-September 2025/26 data, the average deposit rate has fallen to 3.96%, and the lending rate declined to 7.66%, supported by ample liquidity and low inflation at 1.87%. Total deposits rose to Rs. 7.29 trillion, while private-sector credit reached Rs. 5.54 trillion. The easing rates reflect a stable and accommodative monetary environment, signaling renewed confidence in Nepal’s financial system.
Sandeep Chaudhary26 Oct, 2025
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Broad Money Growth at 12.4% – NRB Highlights Monetary Stability
According to NRB’s mid-September 2025/26 review, Broad Money (M2) expanded by 12.4%, indicating robust liquidity and monetary stability. With inflation down to 1.87% and interest rates easing, Nepal’s banking system shows signs of recovery. Rising deposits, controlled credit growth, and a stable exchange rate environment have positioned the economy for gradual expansion while keeping inflationary risks low.
Sandeep Chaudhary26 Oct, 2025
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Nepal’s Foreign Exchange Reserves Cross Rs. 2.88 Trillion – NRB Mid-September 2025/26 Data
As per NRB’s mid-September 2025/26 data, Nepal’s foreign exchange reserves have crossed Rs. 2.88 trillion (USD 20.41 billion) — sufficient to sustain over 13 months of imports. This surge is driven by rising remittances, a current account surplus, and controlled imports, signaling strong external stability. The record-high reserves enhance Nepal’s financial resilience, currency stability, and confidence in the overall economy.
Sandeep Chaudhary26 Oct, 2025
#NRBReport #NepalEconomy #Remi2 min read
NRB Mid-September Review 2025/26: Remittance Surges 33% to Rs. 352 Billion
As per NRB’s mid-September 2025/26 data, remittance inflows increased by 33% to Rs. 352 billion, helping Nepal maintain a current account surplus of Rs. 130.7 billion and strong foreign exchange reserves of USD 20.41 billion. The rise reflects growing overseas employment and improved digital remittance systems. This surge has significantly supported external stability, though experts emphasize the need to utilize remittances in productive sectors for long-term economic transformation.
Sandeep Chaudhary26 Oct, 2025
#NepalTrade #NRBReport #NepalE2 min read
Nepal Rastra Bank Report 2025/26: Trade Deficit Narrows, Exports Up 47%
According to NRB’s mid-September 2025/26 data, Nepal’s exports increased by 47.3% to Rs. 277 billion, while imports rose by 16.2% to Rs. 305 billion, significantly narrowing the trade deficit. The current account recorded a surplus of Rs. 130.7 billion, and foreign exchange reserves soared to USD 20.41 billion — enough to sustain over a year of imports. These indicators show a strong external recovery supported by rising remittances and stable macroeconomic conditions.
Sandeep Chaudhary26 Oct, 2025

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All Articles — Page 123

Nepal Rastra Bank Data: BOP Surplus Reaches Rs 153.7 Billion

NRB Bulletin 2025/26: Nepal’s Market Capitalization Reaches 73.1% of GDP

NRB Report 2025/26: Import Growth 16.2%, Export Growth 88.6%

NRB Economic Indicators 2025/26: Base Rate Down to 5.72%, Liquidity Improves

Nepal’s GDP Growth Projected at 4% for FY 2024/25 – NRB Estimate

NRB Financial Update 2025/26: Deposit Rate Falls to 3.96%, Lending Rate at 7.66%

Broad Money Growth at 12.4% – NRB Highlights Monetary Stability

Nepal’s Foreign Exchange Reserves Cross Rs. 2.88 Trillion – NRB Mid-September 2025/26 Data

NRB Mid-September Review 2025/26: Remittance Surges 33% to Rs. 352 Billion

Nepal Rastra Bank Report 2025/26: Trade Deficit Narrows, Exports Up 47%

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All Articles — Page 123

Nepal Rastra Bank Data: BOP Surplus Reaches Rs 153.7 Billion

NRB Bulletin 2025/26: Nepal’s Market Capitalization Reaches 73.1% of GDP

NRB Report 2025/26: Import Growth 16.2%, Export Growth 88.6%

NRB Economic Indicators 2025/26: Base Rate Down to 5.72%, Liquidity Improves

Nepal’s GDP Growth Projected at 4% for FY 2024/25 – NRB Estimate

NRB Financial Update 2025/26: Deposit Rate Falls to 3.96%, Lending Rate at 7.66%

Broad Money Growth at 12.4% – NRB Highlights Monetary Stability

Nepal’s Foreign Exchange Reserves Cross Rs. 2.88 Trillion – NRB Mid-September 2025/26 Data

NRB Mid-September Review 2025/26: Remittance Surges 33% to Rs. 352 Billion

Nepal Rastra Bank Report 2025/26: Trade Deficit Narrows, Exports Up 47%