Gold and silver prices continue their three-day downward trend, with gold dropping by Rs 2,200 today.
Air quality in Kathmandu has reached critical levels, with the capital ranking as the second most polluted city in the world today after the AQI surged to a staggering 216.
Amid rising tensions in the Middle East and global geopolitical instability, the Indian government has officially implemented the Bharat Maritime Insurance (BMI) Pool to provide independent, comprehensive coverage for Indian-flagged vessels.
The Nepal government has officially standardized ride-sharing rates at Rs 25/km for bikes and Rs 55/km for cars, while capping platform commissions at 10% under the new 2026 guidelines.
Investors have a new opportunity as Chhimek Laghubitta (CBBL) and Nepal Life Insurance (NLIC) open auctions for a combined 119,000 units of promoter shares starting today.
Prime Minister Balen Shah leads a critical executive session today, focusing on contemporary national challenges and the advancement of key ministerial agendas.
Nabil Bank has launched an extensive training program across 16 rural locations to equip 500 agricultural workers with essential financial and technical skills.
MBL Equity Fund's NAV dipped slightly to Rs 11.34, while Machhapuchchhre SIP Yojana saw a significant jump to Rs 11.61 as per the latest monthly financial reports.
ICRA Nepal maintains Maruti Cements' BBB rating with a negative outlook, while upgrading Pashupati Renewables to BB, reflecting improved creditworthiness.
The Nepal Stock Exchange (NEPSE) fell 0.60% today to close at 2,787.15, marking a second day of losses with a total turnover of Rs 5.09 Arba.
Gold dropped to Rs 298,700 and silver to Rs 5,020 per tola following a significant two-day price slump in the domestic market.
Gas dealers have reverted to selling full 14.2kg cylinders, citing unsustainable transportation costs caused by a massive hike in diesel prices.