“The liquidity situation must be addressed before the market faces crisis.”

Rajan Singh Bhandari, President of Nepal Bankers’ Association asking Nepal Rastra Bank to solve the impending liquidity problem before problems appears.

 

 

“Seven per cent economic growth is just a daydream unless political impasse can be ended.”

Deependra Bahadur Kshetry, Vice Chairman of National Planning Commission explaining that high economic growth cannot be achieved amid ongoing political uncertainty.

 

 

“We should invest 35 per cent of the GDP to achieve seven per cent economic growth.” 

Dr Ram Sharan Mahat, recommending a formula to achieve seven per cent economic growth in Nepal.

 

 

“Current situation cannot be termed as liquidity crisis.”

Dr Yuba Raj Khatiwada, Governor of Nepal Rastra Bank clarifying the heightened worries over the looming liquidity crisis in the banking system. He said that the liquidity ratio in the banks is 29.5 per cent in average.

 

 

“Policy stability is what we need for encouraging both national and foreign investors.”

Radhesh Pant, Chief Executive Officer of Nepal Investment Board explaining that political impasse is not only the cause of low investment