header banner
ECONOMY

NRB to mop Rs billion from BFIs for liquidity management

The central bank will repay both principal and interest on March 25.
alt=
By REPUBLICA

KATHMANDU,  Jan 21: Nepal Rastra Bank (NRB) is set to withdraw Rs 20 billion from the market as part of its liquidity management measures. The central bank will raise the amount through an auction for a 63-day period.



For this purpose, NRB has invited proposals from banks and financial institutions. The online bidding process will be held on Wednesday at 3 pm.


Related story

Revised interest rate corridor system introduced


The central bank will repay both principal and interest on March 25. According to NRB, Rs 350.70 billion previously absorbed through the deposit collection instrument is yet to mature.


 

See more on: NRB liquidity management
Related Stories
ECONOMY

NRB to mop additional Rs 40 billion from banking s...

NRB.jpg
ECONOMY

NRB to mop Rs 100 billion from BFIs

NRB_20210831161843.jpg
ECONOMY

NRB to mop Rs 50 billion from BFIs for liquidity m...

NRB.jpg
ECONOMY

Central bank to mop additional 30 billion

NRB.jpg
ECONOMY

NRB to mop Rs 2.4 billion from BFIs for liquidity...

NRB_20210831161843.jpg