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World Bank projects Nepal’s economic growth to slow amid political…

Kathmandu, Nov 13: The World Bank (WB) has said that reflecting the recent unrest and heightened political and economic uncertainty, Nepal's real GDP growth is projected to slow to 2.1 percent in FY26 in the baseline scenario, with a potential range of 1.5 to 2.6 percent. The WB stated this

Gold price sharply increases, trading at Rs. 250,200 today

The gold price for today stands at Rs 250,200, while silver is being traded at Rs 3,345 per tola.

NEA reconnects all 25 industries following payment deal

The NEA reconnected the supply after the concerned industries paid the first installment out of the total 28 scheduled installments

NPLs near 5% and banks struggle with unsold collateral

In recent years, as Nepal’s economy has slowed down, the banking sector has come under increasing pressure due to the

Govt notifies of amendment in domestic tax legislation concerning Anti-Treaty…

The Government of Nepal has formally notified about the substantive change in its domestic taxation legislation to seven of its

Montha-led rain damages paddy planted in 10,000 hectares of land

The heavy rainfall caused by the Montha cyclone has damaged paddy planted in more than 10,000 hectares of land in

Billions saved as security printing center nears full operation in…

The center will be able to provide nine types of paper-based security printing services — including citizenship certificates, excise stickers,

Insurance worth Rs 3.78 billion claimed for flood and landslide-induced…

Kathmandu, Nov 8: Insurance companies have received claims worth Rs 3.78 billion for the damage incurred due to the floods

‘NEA will also benefit from the cross-border transmission line’

The government has made it clear that Nepal Electricity Authority (NEA) will also benefit from the cross-border transmission line to

Electric vehicles import increses through Birgunj customs

The import of electric vehicles through the Birgunj customs checkpoint has surged significantly in the first three months of the