The Nepal Rastra Bank issued notices for two tranches of one-year NRB bonds in quick succession: Rs 45 billion on July 1, 2026, and Rs 25 billion on July 3, 2026, bringing the combined issuance within that window to Rs 70 billion. The central bank also published a working paper titled 'An Anatomy of Nepal's Credit Boom 1990–2025' on July 3, 2026.
On the fiscal side, government revenue collection as of July 2, 2026 stood at Rs 1,128.2 billion against a full-year target of Rs 1,480 billion — approximately 76% of target with the fiscal year nearing its close. Of that amount, Rs 1,024.4 billion came from tax revenue and Rs 103.8 billion from non-tax revenue.
Capital expenditure continues to underperform: total capital spending for the first ten months of 2025/26 reached only Rs 113.85 billion, compared with recurrent expenditure of Rs 814.66 billion over the same period. Daily development expenditure figures for July 2 and July 3 were Rs 1.15 billion and Rs 1.48 billion respectively.