Escalating tensions threaten remittance from Gulf countries, which account for nearly 40 percent of Nepal’s total inflows, along with jobs, trade and foreign exchange reserves.

Existing laws bar transfer of funds from private bank accounts to the state treasury.

Finance Minister Wagle outlines policy overhaul, pledges institutional reforms and accelerated growth amid fiscal challenges.

Finance Minister Swarnim Wagle outlines policy overhaul, pledges institutional reforms and accelerated growth amid fiscal challenges.

Strong foreign reserves mask deeper weaknesses as new finance minister faces pressure to revive growth, restore confidence and fix structural flaws.

Economists warn consumer prices could go up by at least nine percent as essentials and services become costlier

Analysts caution that prolonged instability could heighten inflationary pressure in Nepal.

Proposed restrictions in shares raise the question: Is Nepal building a more robust securities system or creating lasting restrictions on capital flow unlike anywhere else?

Talks between customs department and the agents’ federation end positively on Wednesday.

The interim government formed after the Gen Z movement has sparked controversy by waiving taxes for the fund, which invested in Nepal through a Mauritius-based entity.

Dev Kumar Nepali of the UML is currently in judicial custody for cooperative fraud.

Finance Minister Khanal begins tenure with promises of discipline, pledges to implement his own reform blueprint.

Rajendra Khetan has acquired 14 percent shares in the leading payment system operator owned by F1Soft.

The new policy will assign separate ISINs to promoter and public shares, ending automatic post-lock-in conversion.

One French national of Chinese descent was arrested from Tribhuvan International Airport on Sunday, whereas three Nepalis were arrested from Thamel on Monday.