Nepal Rastra Bank to Absorb Rs 100 Billion Liquidity from Banking System Today
Nepal Rastra Bank will absorb Rs 100 billion from the banking system through a 91-day deposit collection instrument as excess liquidity continues to build in banks and financial institutions.
Nepal Rastra Bank (NRB) is set to absorb Rs 100 billion in excess liquidity from the banking system today through a 91-day deposit collection instrument. The central bank has invited banks and financial institutions to participate in an online bidding process until 3:00 PM, with a minimum bid size of Rs 100 million and additional bids in multiples of Rs 50 million.
According to NRB, the deposit collection instrument will mature on October 28, 2026 (2083 Ashoj 28). The liquidity absorption measure aims to manage surplus funds in the banking sector, support monetary stability, and maintain effective liquidity conditions in the financial system.