Kathmandu. Total foreign exchange reserves have increased by 23.1 percent in the 10 months of the current fiscal year. The total foreign exchange reserves increased from Rs 2,041.10 billion in mid-July 2081 to Rs 2,512.95 billion in mid-April 2082.
Such reserves in US dollar terms increased by 20.5 percent from Rs 15.27 billion in mid-July 2081 to Rs 18.4 billion in mid-April 2082.
Out of the total foreign exchange reserves, nepal rastra bank reserves increased by 19.6 percent to Rs 2211.11 billion in mid-April 2082 from Rs 1848.55 billion in mid-July 2081.
The foreign exchange reserves of banks and financial institutions (excluding Nepal Rastra Bank) increased by 56.8 percent to Rs 301.83 billion in mid-April 2082 from Rs 192.55 billion in mid-July 2081.
The share of Indian currency in the total foreign exchange reserves stood at 21.2 per cent as of mid-April 2018. On an annual basis, inflation based on consumer price index was 2.77 percent.
The balance sheet stands at Rs 438.52 billion. Imports grew by 13.1 per cent and exports by 72.7 per cent. Remittance inflows increased by 13.2 percent in Nepali rupee and 10.5 percent in US dollar.
The total foreign exchange reserves have reached Rs 18.4 billion in US dollar terms. The government’s expenditure is Rs 1,157.89 billion and revenue mobilisation is Rs 922.43 billion. The broader currency supply has increased by 6.6 percent. On a year-on-year basis, such money supply has increased by 11.4 percent.
Deposit collection of banks and financial institutions 6. Loans to the private sector increased by 2 percent and private sector by 73 percent. On an annual basis, deposit growth rate is 11.4 per cent and private sector lending is 8.4 per cent.
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