Nepal exported 56.56 crore units of electricity to India and Bangladesh during Bhadra, generating more than Rs 5.09 billion in revenue.
Birgunj Customs Office collected Rs 23.46 billion in revenue during Bhadra, achieving 99.75% of its monthly target.
Gold prices increased by Rs. 2,100 per tola while silver rose by Rs. 20 per tola in the Nepali market on Sunday, Ashoj 4.
Nepal Rastra Bank is set to put a new Rs. 50 banknote into circulation, featuring updated security elements, Mount Everest on the front and a snow leopard on the reverse.
Gold prices surged by Rs. 3,600 per tola in the domestic market today, while silver also increased by Rs. 150 per tola.
Gurans Laghubitta Financial Institution Limited (GLBSL) has proposed a 10% total dividend for shareholders, comprising 9.5% bonus shares and 0.5% cash dividend for tax purposes.
RBB Mutual Fund 1 (RMF1) and RBB Mutual Fund 2 (RMF2) have announced 2.75% and 6% cash dividends, respectively, including tax, for their unitholders.
The government has approved new capital gains tax rates on securities listed with SEBON, with the tax rate now linked to the holding period.
Gold prices fell by Rs. 2,300 per tola in the domestic market today, while silver declined by Rs. 60 per tola.
The Government of Nepal has implemented the second amendment to the Interest Subsidy Procedure for Concessional Loans, 2082, expanding eligible loan categories, revising lending limits, and introducing targeted financial support for families of Gen-Z movement martyrs and injured individuals.
The government has proposed reducing the minimum holding period for banks and financial institutions’ secondary-market share investments to 45 days, down from the current six-month requirement.
India has approved the supply of up to 654 MW of electricity to Nepal for 18 hours a day until December 31, providing backup support as flood-damaged hydropower projects could increase Nepal’s winter power demand.