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Analysis of Import and Export Trends in the First Nine Months of Fiscal Year 2080/81 1
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Analysis of Import and Export Trends in the First Nine Months of Fiscal Year 2080/81

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Nepal’s trade dynamics in the initial nine months of fiscal year 2080/81 reveal alarming patterns, raising concerns about the nation’s economic outlook. The trade deficit, representing the variance between imports and exports, has expanded by approximately 2.75 percent during this period, indicating a growing disparity between import costs and export values, posing significant challenges to Nepal’s economic stability. Imports Imports in the first nine months of the fiscal year witnessed a noticeable decline of around 2.84 percent, totaling approximately Rs. 11.67 Kharba. In comparison, the corresponding period in the previous year saw imports amounting to goods worth Rs. 12.01 Kharba. […]

Nepal's Cement and Clinker Exports Surge: Rs. 2.6 Arba in Seven Months; Magh Records Rs. 29 Crores 5
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Nepal’s Cement and Clinker Exports Surge: Rs. 2.6 Arba in Seven Months; Magh Records Rs. 29 Crores

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The Department of Customs has reported a significant increase in cement and clinker exports from Nepal to India, totaling Rs. 2.6 Arba during the first seven months of the current fiscal year (from Shrawan to Magh). This represents a notable 168% rise compared to the previous fiscal year’s exports of Rs. 77.93 crores. Leading this

Nepal's 7-Month Trade Snapshot: Imports Dip 2.31%, Trade Deficit Narrows 1.77%, Exports Down 7.07% 7
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Nepal’s 7-Month Trade Snapshot: Imports Dip 2.31%, Trade Deficit Narrows 1.77%, Exports Down 7.07%

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In the initial seven months of the current fiscal year, spanning from Shrawan to Magh in the Nepali calendar, Nepal’s imports reached Rs. 8.97 Kharba, indicating a slight decrease of 2.31% compared to the corresponding period in the previous year, where imports totaled Rs. 9.19 Kharba. During this period, the trade deficit has also witnessed

"Nepal's Economic Triumph: Robust Balance of Payments Surplus Signals Financial Stability" 11
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“Nepal’s Economic Triumph: Robust Balance of Payments Surplus Signals Financial Stability”

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In a positive economic development, a report from the Nepal Rastra Bank reveals that Nepal’s balance of payments (BOP) has maintained a surplus of Rs.147.11 billion, marking a significant increase compared to the Rs.20.03 billion surplus recorded in the same period the previous year, based on data ending in mid-November. Expressed in US Dollars, the

Decrease in Interbank Interest Rate Indicates Heightened Liquidity in Nepal's Banking System 23
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Decrease in Interbank Interest Rate Indicates Heightened Liquidity in Nepal’s Banking System

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The banking sector in Nepal has recently witnessed a decrease in the interbank interest rate, indicating an increase in liquidity within the system. According to data provided by Nepal Rastra Bank, the interbank interest rate of banks has fallen below 1 percent. Specifically, on Ashad 27, the interbank interest rate remained stable at 0.83 percent.

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