Those who borrowed more than one crore rupees for shares rose.

Only in the first month of the current fiscal year 2081–2082 has there been a one billion thirty-five million rupee rise in the loan amount designated for share securities.

90 billion shares of mortgage loans were issued in July, worth 91 billion 44 million rupees.

Smaller lenders are decreasing their loans to share mortgages while larger lenders are expanding them.

Loans above one crore rupees climbed to 58 billion 10 crores, a 3.9 percent increase (two billion 17 crore rupees).

The total amount of these loans, which range from 5 to 10 million rupees, climbed by 0.4 percent to 12.47 billion.

The amount of these loans, which range in size from 2.5 million to 5.5 million rupees, has dropped to 13.81 billion rupees, or 4.2 percent.

The amount of loans under 2.5 million rupees has dropped to 7.5 billion rupees, or 3.5 percent.

The only types of bank loans that have increased are those based on imports and share loans based on products.

The amount of import-based credit rose to 90 billion rupees, a 9.4% increase.