NEPSE this week
Here is a snapshot of what happened at the stock market this week.
Here is a snapshot of what happened at the stock market this week.
With over Rs1.7 trillion received last fiscal year, the figure rivals Nepal’s annual budget. But experts warn the money is piling up in banks instead of driving growth.
In just one year, the card has already surpassed 12,000 issuances, reflecting strong consumer trust and adoption.
Corruption, red tape and policy instability repel investors.
Development banks, manufacturing and life insurance shares drive the rally.
Growers from the Tarai say rising production costs and subsidy cuts have pushed them into debt, and warn of roadblocks if demands are ignored.
Over 45,000 transactions worth Rs4.18 billion recorded, with most sub-indices gaining.
Madhesh was hit hardest by drought, but late monsoon rains brought partial recovery to key food-producing regions.
Nepali firms to gain easier access to Google Workspace with local payment and support options.
NICCI Director General Keshab Man Singh and KUSOM Dean Prof Dr Bijay KC signed the MoU on behalf of their respective institutions.
Over 57,000 transactions worth Rs5.75 billion recorded as most sub-indices post gains.
A clean cooking project is helping women replace smoky firewood stoves with induction cooktops, improving health, saving time, and cutting costs.
Over 58,000 transactions worth Rs6.54 billion were recorded as shares of 208 companies declined.
Nepal Rasra Bank has ordered Laxmi Sunrise Bank to shut down digital-only banking service OrangeNXT.
Over the last year, the app has yielded a bumper crop. The number of durian sellers on TikTok Shop grew by some 40 percent.
Dashain-targeted goods stuck at border points as prices of essentials soar, leaving consumers hesitant to spend.
Here is a snapshot of what happened at the stock market this week.
Traders fleece consumers amid stagnant output and lax market monitoring.
The benchmark index dropped by 0.33 percent compared to the previous day
From car care products to coding classes, young Nepali entrepreneurs find investment, visibility, and confidence through the reality TV show.