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Insurance Companies Invest Over NPR 1.54 Trillion in Nepal’s Stock Market
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Insurance Companies Invest Over NPR 1.54 Trillion in Nepal’s Stock Market

Insurance Companies Invest Over NPR 1.54 Trillion in Nepal’s Stock Market Insurance companies in Nepal have collectively invested more than NPR 1.54 trillion in different categories of company shares and securities, according to the latest data from the Nepal Insurance Authority (NIA). The investments span across ordinary shares, preference shares, debentures, bonds, and promoter shares of both listed and unlisted companies.

Dipesh Ghimire

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8 Sep, 2025

Gold Prices Break Record in Nepal Amid Global Trade and Monetary Shifts
Gold Prices

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Gold Prices Break Record in Nepal Amid Global Trade and Monetary Shifts

Gold Prices Break Record in Nepal Amid Global Trade and Monetary Shifts Gold prices in Nepal have once again reached an all-time high, continuing a trend of daily increases seen throughout the past week. The consistent rise reflects not only local demand but also growing global uncertainties that are driving investors toward safe-haven assets. According to the Nepal Gold and Silver Dealers’ Association, hallmark gold was traded at Rs. 212,000 per tola on Sunday. This is the highest price ever recorded in Nepal. Compared to Friday’s rate of Rs. 210,400 per tola, gold prices rose by Rs. 1,600 in a single day. Silver also climbed to a record level. Its price increased by Rs. 10 per tola, reaching Rs. 2,500 per tola, up from Rs. 2,490 per tola on Friday. The simultaneous rise of both metals highlights the strength of investor demand for precious commodities.

Dipesh Ghimire

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7 Sep, 2025

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Insurance Companies Invest Over NPR 1.54 Trillion in Nepal’s Stock Market
Nepal’s Stock Market

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Insurance Companies Invest Over NPR 1.54 Trillion in Nepal’s Stock Market

Insurance Companies Invest Over NPR 1.54 Trillion in Nepal’s Stock Market Insurance companies in Nepal have collectively invested more than NPR 1.54 trillion in different categories of company shares and securities, according to the latest data from the Nepal Insurance Authority (NIA). The investments span across ordinary shares, preference shares, debentures, bonds, and promoter shares of both listed and unlisted companies.

Dipesh Ghimire

·

8 Sep, 2025

Gold Prices Break Record in Nepal Amid Global Trade and Monetary Shifts
Gold Prices

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Gold Prices Break Record in Nepal Amid Global Trade and Monetary Shifts

Gold Prices Break Record in Nepal Amid Global Trade and Monetary Shifts Gold prices in Nepal have once again reached an all-time high, continuing a trend of daily increases seen throughout the past week. The consistent rise reflects not only local demand but also growing global uncertainties that are driving investors toward safe-haven assets. According to the Nepal Gold and Silver Dealers’ Association, hallmark gold was traded at Rs. 212,000 per tola on Sunday. This is the highest price ever recorded in Nepal. Compared to Friday’s rate of Rs. 210,400 per tola, gold prices rose by Rs. 1,600 in a single day. Silver also climbed to a record level. Its price increased by Rs. 10 per tola, reaching Rs. 2,500 per tola, up from Rs. 2,490 per tola on Friday. The simultaneous rise of both metals highlights the strength of investor demand for precious commodities.

Dipesh Ghimire

·

7 Sep, 2025

NEPSE Indicates Bullish Divergence, Market Could See Reversal
NEPSE

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NEPSE Indicates Bullish Divergence, Market Could See Reversal

The Nepal Stock Exchange (NEPSE) closed at 2,726.33 points on Wednesday, down by 15.64 points (-0.57%) with a total turnover of NPR 4.72 billion. Despite the decline, technical indicators show signs of a potential reversal as the Relative Strength Index (RSI 14) stands at 39.53, forming a higher low, while the NEPSE index itself has been making lower lows. This pattern indicates a bullish divergence, suggesting that selling pressure is weakening and a short-term rally could be on the horizon. Analysts highlight that sustaining above the 2,700-point level and an RSI move above 50 would confirm the bullish momentum, while a breakdown below 2,680 points may delay recovery. Overall, the divergence has brought cautious optimism among investors, signaling possible market upside in the coming sessions.

Sandeep Chaudhary

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3 Sep, 2025

The Many Faces of Money’s Power
Money’s Power

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The Many Faces of Money’s Power

Article By : Dipesh Ghimire https://www.facebook.com/dipeshakanchho The Many Faces of Money’s Power Money has always been more than just a medium of exchange. In modern society, it serves as an anchor that shapes lifestyles, opportunities, relationships, and even the direction of nations. While its value is often measured in numbers, its true power lies in the choices it creates and the influence it spreads across different layers of human life.

Dipesh Ghimire

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2 Sep, 2025

Building Your Own Financial Plan: A Complete Guide
Financial Plan

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Building Your Own Financial Plan: A Complete Guide

Building Your Own Financial Plan: A Complete Guide About the Author : Dipesh Ghimire, a journalist focused on Nepal’s economy, has over 15 years of experience in the share market. Managing money wisely has become one of the most important skills in today’s unpredictable world. A financial plan is essentially your personal roadmap that shows how to balance spending, saving, debt repayment, and investments in order to meet both immediate needs and long-term ambitions. Unlike a simple budget or a list of numbers, a financial plan connects your current reality with your future goals. Whether you’re a student just starting to earn, a salaried professional, or even running a small business, the steps remain surprisingly similar.

Dipesh Ghimire

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2 Sep, 2025

Hydropower IPO Deadlock Threatens Private Sector Investment
Hydropower IPO

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Hydropower IPO Deadlock Threatens Private Sector Investment

Article By : Dipesh Ghimire Hydropower IPO Deadlock Threatens Private Sector Investment Kathmandu – Hydropower projects in Nepal, once considered secure for private investors, are now facing an unprecedented financial bottleneck. For years, promoters, banks, and the general public all contributed to project financing: promoters injected equity, banks provided loans, and locals participated through IPOs. Projects generally raised funds, though delays and construction risks were common. But recently, policy hurdles and regulatory indecision have made IPO approval—the final step of financing—far more uncertain. The Securities Board of Nepal (SEBON) has withheld IPO clearance for dozens of hydropower companies, leaving project developers stuck and local investors frustrated.

Dipesh Ghimire

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2 Sep, 2025

NRB Revises Concessional Loan Rules, Borrower Details to Go Public
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NRB Revises Concessional Loan Rules, Borrower Details to Go Public

NRB Revises Concessional Loan Rules, Borrower Details to Go Public Nepal Rastra Bank has rolled out sweeping changes in the concessional loan regime, directing banks and financial institutions to publish the names of beneficiaries every quarter. The central bank’s new instruction, issued through amendments to the Unified Directives, is aimed at increasing transparency and ensuring that concessional loans reach their intended sectors. Under the new rule, banks must post borrower lists separately for those who received loans under the earlier 2018 (2075 BS) framework and those who fall under the newly revised 2025 (2082 BS) procedure. These lists must be made public on the institutions’ official websites every three months. The central bank also clarified that the government will reimburse interest subsidies, which will be treated as zero risk-weight assets while calculating banks’ capital adequacy ratios.

Dipesh Ghimire

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2 Sep, 2025

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Insurance Companies Invest Over NPR 1.54 Trillion in Nepal’s Stock Market
Nepal’s Stock Market

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Insurance Companies Invest Over NPR 1.54 Trillion in Nepal’s Stock Market

Insurance Companies Invest Over NPR 1.54 Trillion in Nepal’s Stock Market Insurance companies in Nepal have collectively invested more than NPR 1.54 trillion in different categories of company shares and securities, according to the latest data from the Nepal Insurance Authority (NIA). The investments span across ordinary shares, preference shares, debentures, bonds, and promoter shares of both listed and unlisted companies.

Dipesh Ghimire

·

8 Sep, 2025

Gold Prices Break Record in Nepal Amid Global Trade and Monetary Shifts
Gold Prices

2 min read

Gold Prices Break Record in Nepal Amid Global Trade and Monetary Shifts

Gold Prices Break Record in Nepal Amid Global Trade and Monetary Shifts Gold prices in Nepal have once again reached an all-time high, continuing a trend of daily increases seen throughout the past week. The consistent rise reflects not only local demand but also growing global uncertainties that are driving investors toward safe-haven assets. According to the Nepal Gold and Silver Dealers’ Association, hallmark gold was traded at Rs. 212,000 per tola on Sunday. This is the highest price ever recorded in Nepal. Compared to Friday’s rate of Rs. 210,400 per tola, gold prices rose by Rs. 1,600 in a single day. Silver also climbed to a record level. Its price increased by Rs. 10 per tola, reaching Rs. 2,500 per tola, up from Rs. 2,490 per tola on Friday. The simultaneous rise of both metals highlights the strength of investor demand for precious commodities.

Dipesh Ghimire

·

7 Sep, 2025

NEPSE Indicates Bullish Divergence, Market Could See Reversal
NEPSE

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NEPSE Indicates Bullish Divergence, Market Could See Reversal

The Nepal Stock Exchange (NEPSE) closed at 2,726.33 points on Wednesday, down by 15.64 points (-0.57%) with a total turnover of NPR 4.72 billion. Despite the decline, technical indicators show signs of a potential reversal as the Relative Strength Index (RSI 14) stands at 39.53, forming a higher low, while the NEPSE index itself has been making lower lows. This pattern indicates a bullish divergence, suggesting that selling pressure is weakening and a short-term rally could be on the horizon. Analysts highlight that sustaining above the 2,700-point level and an RSI move above 50 would confirm the bullish momentum, while a breakdown below 2,680 points may delay recovery. Overall, the divergence has brought cautious optimism among investors, signaling possible market upside in the coming sessions.

Sandeep Chaudhary

·

3 Sep, 2025

The Many Faces of Money’s Power
Money’s Power

3 min read

The Many Faces of Money’s Power

Article By : Dipesh Ghimire https://www.facebook.com/dipeshakanchho The Many Faces of Money’s Power Money has always been more than just a medium of exchange. In modern society, it serves as an anchor that shapes lifestyles, opportunities, relationships, and even the direction of nations. While its value is often measured in numbers, its true power lies in the choices it creates and the influence it spreads across different layers of human life.

Dipesh Ghimire

·

2 Sep, 2025

Building Your Own Financial Plan: A Complete Guide
Financial Plan

3 min read

Building Your Own Financial Plan: A Complete Guide

Building Your Own Financial Plan: A Complete Guide About the Author : Dipesh Ghimire, a journalist focused on Nepal’s economy, has over 15 years of experience in the share market. Managing money wisely has become one of the most important skills in today’s unpredictable world. A financial plan is essentially your personal roadmap that shows how to balance spending, saving, debt repayment, and investments in order to meet both immediate needs and long-term ambitions. Unlike a simple budget or a list of numbers, a financial plan connects your current reality with your future goals. Whether you’re a student just starting to earn, a salaried professional, or even running a small business, the steps remain surprisingly similar.

Dipesh Ghimire

·

2 Sep, 2025

Hydropower IPO Deadlock Threatens Private Sector Investment
Hydropower IPO

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Hydropower IPO Deadlock Threatens Private Sector Investment

Article By : Dipesh Ghimire Hydropower IPO Deadlock Threatens Private Sector Investment Kathmandu – Hydropower projects in Nepal, once considered secure for private investors, are now facing an unprecedented financial bottleneck. For years, promoters, banks, and the general public all contributed to project financing: promoters injected equity, banks provided loans, and locals participated through IPOs. Projects generally raised funds, though delays and construction risks were common. But recently, policy hurdles and regulatory indecision have made IPO approval—the final step of financing—far more uncertain. The Securities Board of Nepal (SEBON) has withheld IPO clearance for dozens of hydropower companies, leaving project developers stuck and local investors frustrated.

Dipesh Ghimire

·

2 Sep, 2025

NRB Revises Concessional Loan Rules, Borrower Details to Go Public
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NRB Revises Concessional Loan Rules, Borrower Details to Go Public

NRB Revises Concessional Loan Rules, Borrower Details to Go Public Nepal Rastra Bank has rolled out sweeping changes in the concessional loan regime, directing banks and financial institutions to publish the names of beneficiaries every quarter. The central bank’s new instruction, issued through amendments to the Unified Directives, is aimed at increasing transparency and ensuring that concessional loans reach their intended sectors. Under the new rule, banks must post borrower lists separately for those who received loans under the earlier 2018 (2075 BS) framework and those who fall under the newly revised 2025 (2082 BS) procedure. These lists must be made public on the institutions’ official websites every three months. The central bank also clarified that the government will reimburse interest subsidies, which will be treated as zero risk-weight assets while calculating banks’ capital adequacy ratios.

Dipesh Ghimire

·

2 Sep, 2025

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Insurance Companies Invest Over NPR 1.54 Trillion in Nepal’s Stock Market

Dipesh Ghimire

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8 Sep, 2025

Insurance Companies Invest Over NPR 1.54 Trillion in Nepal’s Stock Market

Insurance Companies Invest Over NPR 1.54 Trillion in Nepal’s Stock Market Insurance companies in Nepal have collectively invested more than NPR 1.54 trillion in different categories of company shares and securities, according to the latest data from the Nepal Insurance Authority (NIA). The investments span across ordinary shares, preference shares, debentures, bonds, and promoter shares of both listed and unlisted companies.

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Gold Prices Break Record in Nepal Amid Global Trade and Monetary Shifts

Dipesh Ghimire

·

7 Sep, 2025

Gold Prices Break Record in Nepal Amid Global Trade and Monetary Shifts

Gold Prices Break Record in Nepal Amid Global Trade and Monetary Shifts Gold prices in Nepal have once again reached an all-time high, continuing a trend of daily increases seen throughout the past week. The consistent rise reflects not only local demand but also growing global uncertainties that are driving investors toward safe-haven assets. According to the Nepal Gold and Silver Dealers’ Association, hallmark gold was traded at Rs. 212,000 per tola on Sunday. This is the highest price ever recorded in Nepal. Compared to Friday’s rate of Rs. 210,400 per tola, gold prices rose by Rs. 1,600 in a single day. Silver also climbed to a record level. Its price increased by Rs. 10 per tola, reaching Rs. 2,500 per tola, up from Rs. 2,490 per tola on Friday. The simultaneous rise of both metals highlights the strength of investor demand for precious commodities.

Gold Prices

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NEPSE Indicates Bullish Divergence, Market Could See Reversal

Sandeep Chaudhary

·

3 Sep, 2025

NEPSE Indicates Bullish Divergence, Market Could See Reversal

The Nepal Stock Exchange (NEPSE) closed at 2,726.33 points on Wednesday, down by 15.64 points (-0.57%) with a total turnover of NPR 4.72 billion. Despite the decline, technical indicators show signs of a potential reversal as the Relative Strength Index (RSI 14) stands at 39.53, forming a higher low, while the NEPSE index itself has been making lower lows. This pattern indicates a bullish divergence, suggesting that selling pressure is weakening and a short-term rally could be on the horizon. Analysts highlight that sustaining above the 2,700-point level and an RSI move above 50 would confirm the bullish momentum, while a breakdown below 2,680 points may delay recovery. Overall, the divergence has brought cautious optimism among investors, signaling possible market upside in the coming sessions.

NEPSE

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The Many Faces of Money’s Power

Dipesh Ghimire

·

2 Sep, 2025

The Many Faces of Money’s Power

Article By : Dipesh Ghimire https://www.facebook.com/dipeshakanchho The Many Faces of Money’s Power Money has always been more than just a medium of exchange. In modern society, it serves as an anchor that shapes lifestyles, opportunities, relationships, and even the direction of nations. While its value is often measured in numbers, its true power lies in the choices it creates and the influence it spreads across different layers of human life.

Money’s Power

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Building Your Own Financial Plan: A Complete Guide

Dipesh Ghimire

·

2 Sep, 2025

Building Your Own Financial Plan: A Complete Guide

Building Your Own Financial Plan: A Complete Guide About the Author : Dipesh Ghimire, a journalist focused on Nepal’s economy, has over 15 years of experience in the share market. Managing money wisely has become one of the most important skills in today’s unpredictable world. A financial plan is essentially your personal roadmap that shows how to balance spending, saving, debt repayment, and investments in order to meet both immediate needs and long-term ambitions. Unlike a simple budget or a list of numbers, a financial plan connects your current reality with your future goals. Whether you’re a student just starting to earn, a salaried professional, or even running a small business, the steps remain surprisingly similar.

Financial Plan

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Hydropower IPO Deadlock Threatens Private Sector Investment

Dipesh Ghimire

·

2 Sep, 2025

Hydropower IPO Deadlock Threatens Private Sector Investment

Article By : Dipesh Ghimire Hydropower IPO Deadlock Threatens Private Sector Investment Kathmandu – Hydropower projects in Nepal, once considered secure for private investors, are now facing an unprecedented financial bottleneck. For years, promoters, banks, and the general public all contributed to project financing: promoters injected equity, banks provided loans, and locals participated through IPOs. Projects generally raised funds, though delays and construction risks were common. But recently, policy hurdles and regulatory indecision have made IPO approval—the final step of financing—far more uncertain. The Securities Board of Nepal (SEBON) has withheld IPO clearance for dozens of hydropower companies, leaving project developers stuck and local investors frustrated.

Hydropower IPO

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NRB Revises Concessional Loan Rules, Borrower Details to Go Public

Dipesh Ghimire

·

2 Sep, 2025

NRB Revises Concessional Loan Rules, Borrower Details to Go Public

NRB Revises Concessional Loan Rules, Borrower Details to Go Public Nepal Rastra Bank has rolled out sweeping changes in the concessional loan regime, directing banks and financial institutions to publish the names of beneficiaries every quarter. The central bank’s new instruction, issued through amendments to the Unified Directives, is aimed at increasing transparency and ensuring that concessional loans reach their intended sectors. Under the new rule, banks must post borrower lists separately for those who received loans under the earlier 2018 (2075 BS) framework and those who fall under the newly revised 2025 (2082 BS) procedure. These lists must be made public on the institutions’ official websites every three months. The central bank also clarified that the government will reimburse interest subsidies, which will be treated as zero risk-weight assets while calculating banks’ capital adequacy ratios.

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