Nepal Rastra Bank (NRB) plans to withdraw an additional Rs 30 billion from the banking system to manage liquidity.
As banks struggle to expand loan investments, NRB will absorb the funds for 21 days through a bidding process. It has invited proposals from banks and financial institutions facing liquidity challenges.
Meanwhile, the previously mopped Rs 231 billion has yet to mature.
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