Kathmandu. Last fiscal year 2081. The country’s economic indicators have been positive in 82. With the control of inflation, there has been a significant increase in foreign exchange reserves.
Nepal Rastra Bank (NRB) data shows this. According to statistics, the fiscal year 2081. The annual average consumer inflation stood at 4.06 per cent. In the previous fiscal year, inflation was 5.44 percent. This means that inflation is declining.
Similarly, fiscal year 2081. Total merchandise exports increased by 81.8 percent to Rs 277.3 billion in 2018-19. In the previous year, such exports had declined by 3.0 percent.
fiscal year 2081. The total import of goods increased by 13.3 percent to Rs 1,804.12 billion. In the previous year, such imports had decreased by 1.2 percent.
fiscal year 2081. Remittance inflows increased by 19.2 per cent to Rs 1,723.27 billion in 2018-19. Remittance inflows had increased by 16.5 percent in the previous year.
Similarly, the fiscal year 2081. The current account has a savings of Rs 409.20 billion in 1982. In the previous fiscal year, the current account stood at Rs 221.71 billion.
In the current account review year, the savings stood at Rs 3.01 billion. In the review year, the balance sheet stood at Rs 594.54 billion. Last year, the balance of payments position was Rs. It had saved Rs 502.49 billion.
The total foreign exchange reserves increased by 31.2 per cent from Rs 2,041.10 billion in mid-July 2081 to Rs 2,677.68 billion in mid-July 2082.
fiscal year 2081. Based on imports of Rs 82, the foreign exchange reserves with the banking sector would be sufficient to sustain 18.2 months of goods imports and 15.4 months of goods and services imports. fiscal year 2081. Based on the import of 82, the foreign exchange reserves with the banking sector will be sufficient to sustain 18.2 months of goods imports and 15.4 months of goods and services imports.
