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NEPSE index lost 29 points on Tuesday

KATHMANDU: The NEPSE index lost 29.01 points on Tuesday and closed at 2,532.46. The index opened at 2,562.43 and made an intraday high at 2,585.15. While the index went as low as 2,524.44, it ultimately closed at 2,532.46. According to NEPSE office, 15,985,198 shares traded hands via 71,112 transactions. The

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Tatopani customs point resumes its operation from Tuesday

SINDHUPALCHOWK: The Tatopani customs point at Nepal-China border in Sindhupalchowk district that was closed since January 16 this year has

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Process to purchase chemical fertilizer from Bangladesh begins

KATHMANDU: A process to purchase 50,000 metric tonnes of chemical fertilizer from Bangladesh has begun. According to the Agriculture Inputs

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FNCCI seeks recovery package for Covid-19 hit industries

KATHMANDU: The Federation of Nepalese Chambers of Commerce and Industry (FNCCI), the umbrella organization of Nepali industry and commerce,  has

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Gold price up by Rs. 1500

BULLION (Tuesday: February 09, 2021) Hallmark Gold = Rs. 90,400.00 (+1500.00) per tola Worked Gold = Rs. 91,400.00 (-1450.00) per

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NEPSE with new record, transaction worth Rs 10.61 billion

KATHMANDU: The Nepal Stock Exchange (NEPSE) index has set a record in share market and reached to the highest point

Tribhuvan International Airport, Kathmandu
CAAN directs airlines companies to clear dues

KATHMANDU: The Civil Aviation Authority of Nepal (CAAN) has pressed the airlines not paying dues amounting millions for many years

Gold ornaments
Gold price down by Rs. 200

BULLION (Monday: February 08, 2021) Hallmark Gold = Rs. 90,400.00 (-200.00) per tola Worked Gold = Rs. 89,950.00 (-200.00) per

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Finance Ministry blocks distribution of Nepal Bank’s dividend

KATHMANDU: The Ministry of Finance has disagreed with the decision to distribute dividend of Nepal Bank Limited for it’s shareholders.

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Covid-19 pandemic hurting achieving SDG goals: NPC

KATHMANDU: The novel coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic could reverse the positive trends in ending poverty, health, education and economic growth, according