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NRB, BFIs, yuraj k are behind our prolonged liquidity crisis.

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I said on Thu Jan 03, 2019 11:05 am, still relevant.

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It' the economy, stupid!


That is why I been saying, idiots should not make policy.





If you dont understand economy, shut up. dont fill social media with garbage and brainwash 8 class pass politician especially 8 class pass commie and socialist politicians.

economics is not a cup of tea of wanna be expert.


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I wasted 10s of hours in trying to teach liquidity crisis to idiots.

Finally, some understood, it was import.


Thanks to "SECOND TO GOD', Today, most began to blame import for liquidity crisis, few idiot still say, loan.






But, today we dont have liquidity crisis in the country. We only have crisis of lack of fund in the system cause of govt unable to spend the money and NRB's policies - if there is a problem, solve it. And NRB is not solving it. Just make fund available. Inject 100 billion. When govt spend their revenue, then NRB can pull back the 100 billion.
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If you follow their news aka fake news aka pretended views....... you can easily tell their plan is to prevent NEPSE rise.

This is one more.
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http://www.bizmandu.com/content/20190102141306.html

faseko nai hun ta sabai jana? :twisted: :twisted: :twisted:
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How to solve liquidity crisis???

- I had been saying, If BFIs/NRB/idiot yuraj k should give share loan of 10 of billions and that loan would have immediately returned back to BFIs which would have deceased pressure on BFIs to increase business and reduce liquidity crisis.


Now, this is my same finding with larger explanation:
When liquidity crisis was increasing, NRB tightened loan policy by reducing loan to products like share loan, personal loan and made BFIs focused on so called priority sector or so called productive sector.

So, when even BFIs had money, that money went to hydro, hotel, big industry like cement and BFIs did not give loan to share loan.

So what happened was, those loan which went to hydro, hotel, cement industry--- most of the money left the country which hit liquidity crisis even more.

If BFIs had give their money first to share loan, personal loan, that money would have returned back to their account immediately and if that deposit, if they had given to so called priority sector, our liquidity crisis would have been over.

When going gets tough, tough gets going.

NRB, instead of focusing on loan to that product which would have immediately brought back cash into BFIs, NRB focused on those product, so called productive sector, which sent money outside Nepal... Liquidity crisis prolonged.


That the economy, stupid!


That is why I been saying, idiots should not make policy.





If you dont understand economy, shut up. dont fill social media with garbage and brainwash 8 class pass politician especially 8 class pass commie and socialist politicians.

economics is not a cup of tea of wanna be expert.

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