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Interest for institutional fixed deposit should be less than individual…

Kathmandu, Feb 12: The Nepal Rastra Bank has made public the details of the mid-year review of the monetary policy of the current financial year. Based on the review, the central Bank has made new arrangements for the implementation of the interest rate of fixed deposits and the interest rate

Government reduces estimate of revenue and expenditure by nearly 14%

For the current financial year, revised estimates is worth 87.38 percent of the initially allocated budget, i.e. 1530.26 billion rupees.

Commercial banks adjust interest rates for Falgun

The commercial banks of Nepal have announced revisions to their interest rate structures, effective from Falgun 01, 2080 BS. All

‘New budget will focus on infrastructure, education, employment’

Finance Minister Dr Prakash Sharan Mahat has said that the upcoming fiscal year's budget will focus on infrastructure development, skills

‘Report on Ncell share deal is being studied’

Minister for Communications and Information Technology Rekha Sharma has said that the report of the probe panel on telecommunications company

Lay emphasis on state priorities and people’s future in budgets:…

Prime Minister Pushpa Kamal Dahal 'Prachanda' said budget for the upcoming fiscal year should be formulated keeping in mind the

International investors have shown curiosity to invest in Nepal: Finance…

Kathmandu, Feb 8: Finance Minister and Coordinator of Investment Summit Steering Committee, Dr Prakash Sharan Mahat, has said inquiries of

President Paudel vows initiative to address industrialists’ problems

President Ramchandra Paudel has vowed initiatives to resolve problems facing entrepreneurs and industrialists.

Revoke of UTL’s writ paves way for information highway

Way has opened for construction of the information highway with the repeal of all the writs registered by the United

Hetauda Cement Industry resumes production after three months

Hetauda Cement Industry has resumed production of cement after a gap of three and a half months. The industry had