liquidity

Nepal Chamber of Commerce (NCC) emphasised how the budget brought by the government for the fiscal year of 2022/23 is positive.

Commercial banks have decided to offer a new interest rate of 11.03 per cent on deposits.

Economic condition of country is in crisis

Commercial banks, which have been facing liquidity problems for a long time, have raised interest rates for the month of February.

Banks and financial institutions' liquidity has finally started to ease.

Nepal National Federation of Entrepreneurs has demanded immediate withdrawal of the increased interest rates.

Nepal Rastra Bank (NRB) is set to issue 14-day repo of Rs 20 billion today.