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Nepal’s banking sector has shown improved liquidity conditions as credit growth slowed and deposit collection strengthened

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December 27, 2025
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Nepal’s banking sector has shown improved liquidity conditions as credit growth slowed and deposit collection strengthened. Nepal Rastra Bank officials said cautious lending practices and reduced loan demand helped stabilize interest rates. However, private sector borrowing remains low due to weak investor confidence and limited business expansion. Bankers stress the need for economic stimulus and policy clarity to revive credit demand and encourage productive investment across sectors.

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