A new Nepal Rastra Bank (NRB) study has found that economic policy uncertainty significantly weakens Nepal's economy by reducing GDP growth, discouraging investment, slowing bank lending, and increasing volatility in the stock market. The report emphasizes that predictable policies and clear communication are essential to maintaining investor confidence and ensuring long-term economic stability.
The Securities Board of Nepal has released a consultation paper on margin lending, securities lending and borrowing, and short selling, marking a major step toward modernizing the country's capital market.
Nepal's securities regulator has introduced new financial review standards for IPOs and announced plans to publish a Primary Market White Paper to improve transparency and strengthen investor confidence.
Kathmandu-based wine producer Supreme Wine Nepal has taken a step toward its public offering by appointing National Capital Limited as the issue and sales manager for its upcoming IPO.
The government's decision to provide Rs 1 million compensation to families of those killed in politically sensitive incidents has become an established practice, but it is based on policy decisions rather than a legal mandate.
Gold and silver prices increased in Nepal on Friday, with fine gold climbing to Rs 285,000 per tola and silver rising by Rs 50 per tola.
Nepal Railway suspends cross-border train operations until further notice following a curfew imposed in Janakpur over security concerns.
CIB detains former telecom regulator chief over alleged irregularities involving Smart Telecom's state-owned assets and expands investigation into the controversial Ncell share deal.
The Nepal Stock Exchange (NEPSE) declined for a second straight session on Thursday, with the benchmark index falling 16.29 points amid continued selling pressure despite a turnover exceeding Rs. 3.38 billion.
Finance Minister Dr. Swarnim Wagle has formed a government negotiation committee to begin formal talks with protesting microfinance victims, aiming to address their concerns through dialogue.
Nepal's securities regulator is advancing plans to allow Non-Resident Nepalis (NRNs) to participate in the secondary market, while NRN representatives unveiled plans to launch an investment company and infrastructure-focused IPO.
Gold prices increased by Rs. 800 per tola in the Nepali market on Thursday, while silver prices slipped by Rs. 10 per tola, according to the Federation of Nepal Gold and Silver Dealers' Association.