Today is the last day to release the budget for the current fiscal year, government accounts will be frozen for a week.

Kathmandu. All government accounts will be frozen for a week from 12 midnight tonight. Spokesperson of[...]

Market could not move due to lack of coordination between monetary policy and budget: Binod Chaudhary

Kathmandu. Lawmaker Binod Chaudhary has said that the market could not move due to lack of[...]

Falling prices: Prices of meat, fish and meat fall

Kathmandu. Price rise has come down in recent times. According to Nepal Rastra Bank( NRB), the[...]

Current account, balance sheet status in savings

Kathmandu. The current account has a savings of Rs 307.31 billion till Mid-May of the current[...]

Bagmati State Assembly passes budget for fiscal year 2082/83

Bagmati. The budget for the upcoming fiscal year 2082/83 presented by the Bagmati province government has[...]

Exim code bail of companies to import and export

Kathmandu. The government has amended the Customs Regulations for the 16th time to remove the provision[...]

There should be autonomy in the central bank’s work: Economist Khatiwada

Kathmandu. Economist Dr. Dr Samir Khatiwada has stressed the need for autonomy in the central bank's[...]

PM has asked to resolve MRP issues through discussion, businessmen should not be afraid: Khatiwada

Kathmandu. Prime Minister KP Sharma Oli is also interested in the complaints of businessmen that there[...]

Upcoming monetary policy should focus on more debt management: Upadhyay

Kathmandu. Rajesh Upadhyay, vice-president of The Confederation of Banks and Financial Institutions (CBFIN), said that there[...]

Birgunj border: Crude oil imports worth Rs 52 billion, exports Rs 55 billion

Birgunj. In the 11 months of the current fiscal year, crude oil worth Rs 52.58 billion[...]

Dhakal urges British entrepreneurs for long-term cooperation in digital trade and investment

Kathmandu. Federation of Nepalese Chambers of Commerce and Industry (FNCCI) President Chandra Prasad Dhakal has urged[...]

Sri Lanka’s GDP to fall if US raises tariffs

Kathmandu. Sri Lanka's GROSS domestic product (GDP) could fall by up to 1.5 per cent if[...]