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#NRBReport #NepalEconomy #Fore2 min read
NRB Data: Net Foreign Assets Increase by Rs 153.68 Billion While Domestic Assets Decline
The NRB Monetary Survey (Mid-September 2025) reveals that Net Foreign Assets surged by Rs 153.68 billion (5.8%), reaching Rs 2.88 trillion, while Net Domestic Assets fell by Rs 126.99 billion (–2.5%). The rise in external assets boosted liquidity stability, whereas reduced government borrowing and slower credit growth constrained domestic liquidity, keeping Nepal’s monetary environment stable and inflation under control.
Sandeep Chaudhary27 Oct, 2025
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Nepal’s Broad Money Supply (M2) Rises by 0.3% to Rs 7.87 Trillion — NRB Monetary Survey Mid-September 2025
Nepal’s broad money (M2) rose by 0.3% to Rs 7.87 trillion in mid-September 2025. Growth was led by a 5.8% rise in foreign assets, offset by a 2.5% fall in net domestic assets. Private sector credit expanded modestly, while government borrowing fell sharply. Liquidity remained stable, reflecting a cautious but balanced monetary stance by NRB.
Sandeep Chaudhary27 Oct, 2025
#NRBReport #NepalEconomy #Dome1 min read
NRB Report: Citizen and Foreign Employment Bonds Stable Amid Moderate Growth in Domestic Liabilities
As per NRB’s mid-September 2025 report, Citizen Saving Bonds remained stable at Rs 13.4 billion, while Foreign Employment Bonds inched up slightly to Rs 330 million. Though small in volume, these instruments reflect steady public confidence. Meanwhile, total domestic debt climbed to Rs 1.27 trillion, largely fueled by growth in development bonds, highlighting the need for broader retail engagement in Nepal’s debt market.
Sandeep Chaudhary27 Oct, 2025
#NRBReport #NepalEconomy #Comm1 min read
Commercial Banks Hold Over Rs 1 Trillion of Government Domestic Debt – NRB Mid-September 2025 Data
As of mid-September 2025, Nepal’s commercial banks held Rs 1.02 trillion, or nearly 80%, of the government’s Rs 1.27 trillion domestic debt. Their holdings declined slightly by Rs 9 billion over two months, reflecting a shift toward long-term development bonds (Rs 770 billion). Experts urge greater debt market diversification to reduce reliance on banks and support private sector credit flow.
Sandeep Chaudhary27 Oct, 2025
#NRBReport #GoNDebtUpdate #Nep1 min read
Treasury Bills Decline Sharply by Rs 56.4 Billion While Long-Term Bonds Surge – GoN Debt Update
In FY 2025/26, Nepal’s treasury bills dropped sharply by Rs 56.4 billion to Rs 319.16 billion, while development bonds rose to Rs 943.76 billion. The shift reflects a policy focus on long-term borrowing and debt sustainability, with total domestic debt now at Rs 1.27 trillion. Analysts see this as fiscally prudent but warn of crowding out effects on private lending.
Sandeep Chaudhary27 Oct, 2025
#NRBReport #NepalEconomy #Deve1 min read
Development Bonds Dominate Nepal’s Domestic Borrowing with Rs 943.7 Billion Outstanding – NRB Report
Nepal’s development bonds reached an all-time high of Rs 943.7 billion in mid-September 2025, representing 74% of total domestic debt. While treasury bills fell to Rs 319.1 billion, total domestic debt rose to Rs 1.27 trillion. Commercial banks remain the largest holders, with Rs 770 billion in bonds. Experts see this as a move toward longer-term fiscal stability but urge diversification to avoid banking sector overexposure.
Sandeep Chaudhary27 Oct, 2025
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Nepal’s Domestic Debt Climbs to Rs 1.27 Trillion – NRB Data Shows Rs 13.6 Billion Rise in FY 2025/26
As of mid-September 2025, Nepal’s domestic debt reached Rs 1.27 trillion, up Rs 13.6 billion from mid-July. Development bonds rose to Rs 943.76 billion (+Rs 70B), while treasury bills fell to Rs 319.16 billion (-Rs 56.4B). Commercial banks remain the primary creditors, holding Rs 1.02 trillion. Analysts note that while borrowing has stabilized fiscal liquidity, long-term reforms in debt sustainability and capital mobilization are needed.
Sandeep Chaudhary27 Oct, 2025
#MoFReport #NRBReport #NepalEc1 min read
Nepal’s Total Revenue and Receipts Reach Rs 158.7 Billion – Down 6.4% Compared to Last Year
Nepal’s total revenue and receipts fell by 6.4% year-on-year to Rs 158.71 billion in the first two months of FY 2025/26. Tax revenue declined by 5.3%, with VAT (Rs 52.14B) and customs (Rs 35.39B) showing growth, while income tax (-8.5%) and non-tax revenue (-66.3%) dropped sharply. Analysts urge fiscal reforms and diversification to restore revenue momentum.
Sandeep Chaudhary27 Oct, 2025
#MoFReport #NRBReport #NepalEc1 min read
Government Revenue Composition Shifts – VAT Leads with 33% Share, Non-Tax Revenue Declines Sharply
In FY 2025/26 (two months), VAT led Nepal’s revenue with a 33% share, followed by customs (22%), excise (18%), and income tax (21%). Non-tax revenue dropped drastically by 66.3%, reducing its contribution to 4.5%. Total revenue reached Rs 157.53B, down 5.3% year-on-year. Analysts highlight Nepal’s rising dependence on indirect taxes and urge diversification to strengthen fiscal resilience.
Sandeep Chaudhary27 Oct, 2025
#MoFReport #NRBReport #NepalEc1 min read
Excise Duty Grows 14.4% in FY 2025/26, Supporting Nepal’s Tax Revenue Amid Income Tax Drop
Nepal’s excise duty surged 14.4% to Rs 28.95 billion in the first two months of FY 2025/26, supporting total revenue amid declining income tax (-8.5%) and non-tax revenue (-66.3%). While VAT (Rs 52.14B) and customs (Rs 35.39B) also rose, total government revenue fell by 5.3% to Rs 157.53 billion. Economists credit stronger consumption and compliance but warn of structural dependence on indirect taxes.
Sandeep Chaudhary27 Oct, 2025

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NRB Data: Net Foreign Assets Increase by Rs 153.68 Billion While Domestic Assets Decline

Nepal’s Broad Money Supply (M2) Rises by 0.3% to Rs 7.87 Trillion — NRB Monetary Survey Mid-September 2025

NRB Report: Citizen and Foreign Employment Bonds Stable Amid Moderate Growth in Domestic Liabilities

Commercial Banks Hold Over Rs 1 Trillion of Government Domestic Debt – NRB Mid-September 2025 Data

Treasury Bills Decline Sharply by Rs 56.4 Billion While Long-Term Bonds Surge – GoN Debt Update

Development Bonds Dominate Nepal’s Domestic Borrowing with Rs 943.7 Billion Outstanding – NRB Report

Nepal’s Domestic Debt Climbs to Rs 1.27 Trillion – NRB Data Shows Rs 13.6 Billion Rise in FY 2025/26

Nepal’s Total Revenue and Receipts Reach Rs 158.7 Billion – Down 6.4% Compared to Last Year

Government Revenue Composition Shifts – VAT Leads with 33% Share, Non-Tax Revenue Declines Sharply

Excise Duty Grows 14.4% in FY 2025/26, Supporting Nepal’s Tax Revenue Amid Income Tax Drop

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All Articles — Page 126

NRB Data: Net Foreign Assets Increase by Rs 153.68 Billion While Domestic Assets Decline

Nepal’s Broad Money Supply (M2) Rises by 0.3% to Rs 7.87 Trillion — NRB Monetary Survey Mid-September 2025

NRB Report: Citizen and Foreign Employment Bonds Stable Amid Moderate Growth in Domestic Liabilities

Commercial Banks Hold Over Rs 1 Trillion of Government Domestic Debt – NRB Mid-September 2025 Data

Treasury Bills Decline Sharply by Rs 56.4 Billion While Long-Term Bonds Surge – GoN Debt Update

Development Bonds Dominate Nepal’s Domestic Borrowing with Rs 943.7 Billion Outstanding – NRB Report

Nepal’s Domestic Debt Climbs to Rs 1.27 Trillion – NRB Data Shows Rs 13.6 Billion Rise in FY 2025/26

Nepal’s Total Revenue and Receipts Reach Rs 158.7 Billion – Down 6.4% Compared to Last Year

Government Revenue Composition Shifts – VAT Leads with 33% Share, Non-Tax Revenue Declines Sharply

Excise Duty Grows 14.4% in FY 2025/26, Supporting Nepal’s Tax Revenue Amid Income Tax Drop