Kathmandu. There has been an increase in deposits and credit investments in banks and financial institutions. Compared to last week, bank deposits have increased by 47 billion rupees this week, while loans have increased by 1 billion rupees. During this period, the CD ratio of banks has decreased to 86.41 percent.

According to the Nepal Bankers Association, in the last week of June, banks have collected deposits worth 45 trillion 41 billion rupees. It was 44 trillion 94 billion rupees in the previous week. Likewise, in the first week of June, that amount was limited to 43 trillion 94 billion rupees.

According to the statistics of the association, banks have invested loans worth 41 trillion 75 billion rupees by the last week of June. Compared to the previous week of June, it is 1 billion rupees more, but compared to the first week of June, it has decreased by 13 billion rupees. In the first week of June, this amount was 41 trillion 88 billion rupees.