Are you curious about how the government’s borrowing habits can influence the entire economy? Wondering how it affects interest rates, investment, and ultimately, your own financial well-being? Let’s delve into the fascinating world of the loanable funds market and explore the consequences of the government becoming a borrower.In a nutshell, this article sheds light on […]
KATHMANDU, June 14: Banks and financial institutions (BFIs) are likely to reduce the interest rates on loans from Friday, the beginning of the Nepali month of Asadh, with the increase in loanable funds with them.
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KATHMANDU, April 11: While Nepali banks have been piled up with an excess amount of loanable funds, they are unable to increase investment due to low demand for credit caused by exorbitant interest rates.