Nepal Rastra Bank is collecting one trillion deposits today, and the interest rate will be decided by negotiation
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- Wed, 22 July 2026
Kathmandu. Nepal Rastra Bank is going to collect deposits worth one trillion rupees today to manage excessive liquidity in the financial system. The Monetary Management Department of the Central Bank has issued a notification calling for the collection of the amount through the deposit collection device with a maturity period of 83 days.
Interested banks and financial institutions can apply through the online bidding system till 3:00 pm today, and the issuance of the equipment will also be done today.
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