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“Nepal’s 2022/23 Macroeconomic and Financial Report Released by Central Bank”
Nepal Rastra Bank has reported that inflation was around 7.74 percent year-on-year. The country’s foreign exchange reserves were at USD 11.74 billion. However, both imports and exports saw declines, with imports dropping by 16.1 percent and exports decreasing by 21.4 percent. This is in contrast to the previous year when imports had increased by
Gold | Silver | Forex
“Nepal’s Gold Prices Drop: Market Update”
The Federation of Nepal Gold and Silver Dealers’ Association has announced a decline of Rs 700 per tola in the local gold price. This drop was observed on the same day while finalizing today’s price list. As of now, the value of fine gold remains steady at Rs. 111,300 per tola, while tejabi gold
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“CBFIN Urges Risk Weightage Reduction and Policy Changes in Nepal’s Financial Sector”
In banking and finance, risk weightage is a percentage assigned to assets or loans based on how risky they are. This percentage determines how much capital a bank needs to keep aside as a safety cushion in case of losses. Higher-risk assets get higher risk weightages, meaning more capital needs to be reserved for them.
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“Nepal’s Market Hit by Decline in Mobile Phone Imports.”
According to the Customs Department’s international trade statistics, Nepal experienced a significant decline in the number of mobile phones entering the country. In the previous financial year (2078/79), the value of mobile imports exceeded Rs. 38 Arba, but in the last year (2079/80), it dropped to just Rs. 26 Arba. The data shows that
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“Nepal’s Trade Deficit Narrows to Rs. 14.54 Kharba in FY 2079/80 with Rs. 16.11 Kharba Total Imports”
Nepal saw a significant improvement in its trade balance in fiscal year 2079/80 as trade deficits decreased by 15.45% compared to the previous year 2078/79. This improvement was mainly due to a sharp decline in imports, which dropped by 16.08% during the same period. The government’s strict measures played a crucial role in reducing
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Decrease in Interbank Interest Rate Indicates Heightened Liquidity in Nepal’s Banking System
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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ADB Approves $50M Loan to Boost Nepal’s Trade
The Asian Development Bank (ADB) has approved a $50 million USD loan to help Nepal boost its domestic and international trade. Trade and industry currently make up 14.1% of Nepal’s GDP. The Nepalese government aims to increase the trade sector’s contribution by improving trade and export promotion, enhancing customs and logistics systems, and strengthening
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Nepal’s Trade Deficit Reaches Rs 1337 Billion in 11 Months
In the 11 months of the fiscal year 2080/081 BS, Nepal’s trade deficit has reached Rs 1337.39 billion. According to the data released by the Department of Customs, imports amounted to approximately Rs 1481 billion, while exports stood at Rs 143.58 billion until the end of the month Jestha. However, it is important to
Gold | Silver | Forex
Significant Drop in Gold Prices and Silver Follows Suit in Nepal’s Domestic Market
Today, the price of gold has dropped by Rs. 800 per tola in the domestic market in Nepal. Fine gold is now being traded at Rs. 111,000 per tola, down from Rs. 111,800 yesterday. Tejabi gold is priced at Rs. 110,450 today, compared to Rs. 111,250 yesterday. In addition, silver has also decreased in price
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Avasar Equity Diversified Fund Invests in Two Hydropower Projects in Nepal’s Dolakha District
Avasar Equity Diversified Fund, Nepal’s first domestic Private Equity Fund registered with the Securities Board of Nepal (SEBON), has recently entered into an investment agreement with Him Parbat Hydropower Limited. Under this agreement, the Fund will invest NPR 39.06 crore in the development of two Run-of-river hydropower projects in Dolakha District of Bagmati Province. The