शोधनान्तर स्थिति ८ खर्ब ६३ अर्ब बचतमा, गत वर्षभन्दा दोब्बर

Nepal has achieved a significant surplus in its balance of payments, reaching 863.56 billion rupees by the end of the tenth month of the current fiscal year. This represents a doubling of the surplus compared to the previous fiscal year, indicating a healthier inflow of foreign currency than outflows. The data, released by Nepal Rastra Bank, covers the period up to Baisakh (mid-April to mid-May).

This positive economic indicator suggests a strengthening of the country's foreign exchange reserves. The surplus is attributed to a favorable balance between incoming and outgoing foreign currency.

This substantial balance of payments surplus is crucial as it bolsters Nepal's foreign exchange reserves, providing greater economic stability and capacity to manage international transactions.