KATHMANDU, DEC 25 -
The government’s National Saving Certificates (NSC) have met with lukewarm investor response, especially from individual buyers who subscribed debt instrument worth Rs 700 million out of the allocated Rs 800.
However, social organisations had over subscribed NSC by Rs 250 million on a single day on Monday. The government had allocated NSCs worth Rs 800 million for individuals and Rs 200 million for the non-profit making social organisations.
Although subscription was opened for two days until Tuesday, the central bank
The government’s National Saving Certificates (NSC) have met with lukewarm investor response, especially from individual buyers who subscribed debt instrument worth Rs 700 million out of the allocated Rs 800.
However, social organisations had over subscribed NSC by Rs 250 million on a single day on Monday. The government had allocated NSCs worth Rs 800 million for individuals and Rs 200 million for the non-profit making social organisations.
Although subscription was opened for two days until Tuesday, the central bank
