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Reimports and shares were the main focus of bank credit expansion.
The Nepal Rastra Bank's flexible monetary policy has led to increased credit flow in the import and stock market for sustainable domestic economic activities.
Rashtra Bank's determination that it is necessary to look for an alternative to the online payment method.
Nepal Rastra Bank suggests promoting USSD technology as an alternative to the current Internet-based payment system, according to a study conducted by its payment system department.
Bank accounts can now be frozen by licensed institutions without prior approval.
Nepal Rastra Bank's "Bank Account Freezing and Unfreezing Regulations, 2081" has been amended, allowing licensed institutions to freeze and unfreeze accounts without central bank approval.
With a 22.1 percent increase, foreign exchange reserves hit 21 trillion 52 billion, the greatest amount in Indian currency.
The total foreign exchange reserves, which stood at Rs.20 trillion 41 billion 10 crores at June 2081, rose by 5.5% to Rs.21 trillion 52 billion 53 crores by August 2081.
Inflow of remittances rose by 18.7% from the previous year.
Remittance inflow in the current financial year increased by 15.2% to reach 263 billion rupees, up from 18.7% in the previous year, reaching 1.96 billion in US dollars.
Mortgage loan ceiling of Rs 50 lakhs for gold and silver
Rastra Bank has set a single customer loan limit of 50 lakhs for gold and silver mortgage loans, following the amendment of the Integrated Directive, 2080 by the National Bank.
Rashtra Bank's "Sukila note" was traded for almost 2000 within six days.
Nepal Rastra Bank reports that nearly 2,000 people have signed the 'Sukila Note' in six days, with the majority of the note being accepted by common people.
