Monetary Policy announced by Central Bank

KATHMANDU, July 23: The Central Bank has published the monetary policy for the current fiscal year. After the Board of Directors meeting of the Central Bank passed the monetary policy on Sunday, it was made public through the website. The monetary policy issued by the central ba

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The Imperative of Correlating Finance and Monetary Policy

The issue of inter-agency correlation stands pivotal in understanding why the objectives outlined in the budget remain unfulfilled. While we articulate monetary and financial policies aimed at bolstering the economy, their implementation often falls short. Effective action demands a collaborative effort. It necessitates convening at the nexus of the Central Bank and the Ministry of […]

NRB implements reduction in bank rate, policy rate, and deposit interest rate

KATHMANDU: Nepal Rastra Bank (NRB), the central regulatory authority of banks and financial institutions of Nepal, has announced a reduction in the bank rate, central bank policy rate, and deposit interest rates. In its quarterly review of the Monetary Policy for the fiscal year 2023/24, released on Friday, the Central Bank of Nepal decreased the […]

NRB to unveil Monetary Policy today

Nepal Rastra Bank (NRB) is unveiling the Monetary Policy for the current fiscal year today. The Central Bank is organizing a news conference at 3pm to unveil the policy.

Monetary policy next week: Central Bank Governor Adhikari

The Nepal Rastra Bank Governor Maha Prasad Adhikari today said the Monetary Policy for Fiscal Year, 2023/24 would be issued in line with the budget policy. Preparations are underway to bring the monetary policy the next week, he said. The monetary policy would focus on achieving

Central Bank suggested for new monetary policy

For the Monetary Policy for the upcoming Fiscal Year 2022/23, the Nepal Rastra Bank (NRB) has received suggestions like letting the exchange rate free, equity financing for the hydroelectricity projects, policy for blended finance, and bringing large cooperatives under the ambit of central bank’s supervision, Dr. Roop Jyoti, former Minister of State for Finance, suggested the NRB to leave the interest rate and exchange rate free to the market. “The rate should go up with the increasing demand, it will balance the short-supply of resources,” he said.