Top3 min readISIN Controversy Heats Up Nepal's Securities Market – Hidden Agenda or Legal Reform?ISIN Controversy Heats Up Nepal's Securities Market – Hidden Agenda or Legal Reform? The Nepali capital market is facing serious turbulence over a controversial move by CDS and Clearing Ltd. (CDSC) to assign two International Securities Identification Numbers (ISINs) for promoter and public shares of listed companies. This dual identification system has triggered backlash from private sector stakeholders, legal experts, and even parliamentary committees, raising deep concerns about regulatory overreach and possible political interference.Dipesh Ghimire·3 Aug, 2025
Top2 min readNepal Government Records Over Rs 27 Billion Revenue in First 15 Days of FY 2082/83, Spending Near Rs 16 BillionNepal Government Records Over Rs 27 Billion Revenue in First 15 Days of FY 2082/83, Spending Near Rs 16 Billion The Government of Nepal has reported encouraging early signs in public finance management for fiscal year 2082/83. Within the first 15 days of the fiscal year, the government generated Rs. 27.46 billion in revenue while spending Rs. 15.87 billion.Dipesh Ghimire·1 Aug, 2025
Top3 min readRSDC Laghubitta Records Sharp Profit Decline Despite Robust Deposit GrowthRSDC Laghubitta Records Sharp Profit Decline Despite Robust Deposit Growth RSDC Laghubitta Bittiya Sanstha Limited has published its unaudited financial report for the fourth quarter of fiscal year 2082, revealing a mixed performance marked by a significant decline in profit and core income, even as deposits surged by over 27%. The microfinance institution, which caters to rural and small-scale borrowers, faces margin pressure and declining earnings per share despite maintaining capital adequacy and net worth stability.Dipesh Ghimire·1 Aug, 2025
Top2 min readProfit Booking Pressure: NEPSE Fails to Hold 3000 | 80-Point Drop in 2 Days | Consecutive One-Candle Sell! Profit Booking Pressure: NEPSE Fails to Hold 3000 | 80-Point Drop in 2 Days | Consecutive One-Candle Sell! nepse nepse nepse At the start of the week, NEPSE crossed its highest point in almost four years. However, in the last two trading days, the index has sharply declined, dropping below the psychological resistance level of 3000. After reaching 3002 on Tuesday, the market fell by 48 points on Wednesday and 31.50 points on Thursday, totaling a nearly 80-point decline. By Thursday, the index settled at 2922.63.Dipesh Ghimire·31 Jul, 2025
Top2 min readNEPSE Breaks Psychological Barrier: Crosses 3000 Mark, Strong Technical Signals, Institutional Buying SurgeThe Nepali stock market has finally breached the psychological resistance of 3000 points on Tuesday, reaching a new height. NEPSE index climbed by 30.76 points to close at 3002.7—its highest in 52 weeks. On Sunday, the index had reached 3013 intraday but corrected back to 2964 by the close. However, Tuesday's session saw a strong upward move, closing above 3000 after peaking at 3028 intraday. Technical analysts suggest that NEPSE's resistance zone lies between 3000–3050 points. If this level is broken, the next major resistance is projected around 3180–3230 points. On the downside, support is seen near 2750–2800. Compared to the previous bull trend, the current rally has crossed significant levels in a short time, implying further upside potential.Dipesh Ghimire·29 Jul, 2025
Top2 min readNEPSE Outlook: Is 3000 Still the Top? A Technical Deep Dive from Market LeadersNEPSE Market Outlook: Is 3000 Still the Top? A Technical Deep Dive from Market Leaders Subas Chandra DhunganaDipesh Ghimire·29 Jul, 2025
Top1 min readNEPSE Sees Green for the Eighth Consecutive Day, Investor Sentiment Remains High as Index Nears 3000NEPSE Sees Green for the Eighth Consecutive Day, Investor Sentiment Remains High as Index Nears 3000 The Nepal Stock Exchange (NEPSE) has continued its bullish momentum for the eighth straight trading session, maintaining a positive uptrend since the beginning of the Nepali month of Shrawan. On Thursday, the NEPSE index rose by 3.76 points to close at 2,982.64. Despite the rise in the index, the total daily turnover slightly declined to NPR 18.49 billion from NPR 19.57 billion the previous day.Dipesh Ghimire·24 Jul, 2025
Top2 min readNEPSE in Sawan: Will 2082 Repeat Last Year’s Historic Rally? Over 6% Gain in Four Weeks Sparks Investor OptimismNEPSE in Sawan: Will 2082 Repeat Last Year’s Historic Rally? Over 6% Gain in Four Weeks Sparks Investor Optimism The Nepal Stock Exchange (NEPSE) has kicked off the fiscal year 2082 with strong momentum, showing a notable rise of more than 6% within the first four weeks of the month of Sawan. This upward trend has sparked speculation among investors and analysts alike — could this year’s Sawan mirror the remarkable rally of 2081, when NEPSE surged nearly 30% during the same period?Dipesh Ghimire·23 Jul, 2025
Top2 min readNEPSE Maintains Green Streak for 7th Day, Market Cap Hits NPR 4.97 Trillion, RSI Crosses 84NEPSE Maintains Green Streak for 7th Day, Market Cap Hits NPR 4.97 Trillion, RSI Crosses 84 The Nepalese stock market continued its bullish rally for the seventh straight trading day, with the NEPSE index surging by 253 points during this period. On Wednesday, the index gained 5.17 points to close at 2,978.88 – the highest level in recent months. Daily turnover has remained consistently around NPR 20 billion for the past three sessions, while total market capitalization reached an all-time high of NPR 4.97 trillion. This consistent rise has significantly boosted investor confidence. However, Wednesday’s session also showed early signs of caution, with a doji candlestick appearing after NEPSE broke through the 2,929 resistance. Technical analyst Ajit Khanal notes that the doji signals weakening buyer momentum and potential profit booking.Dipesh Ghimire·23 Jul, 2025
Top2 min readNRB Extends Reporting Deadline, Banks Shift Focus to Loan RecoveryNRB Extends Reporting Deadline, Banks Shift Focus to Loan Recovery In a recent move aimed at easing operational pressure on banks and financial institutions (BFIs), Nepal Rastra Bank (NRB) has extended the deadline for publishing their financial reports. As a result, most banks have shifted their immediate focus toward interest collection and loan recovery. Previously, NRB required quarterly financial statements to be published within 7 days of the quarter-end, and the annual report within 21 days after the fiscal year-end. With the new directive, banks now have 15 days for quarterly reports and 30 days for annual statements. This additional time is expected to help banks recover outstanding loans and reflect improved financial performance in their reports.Dipesh Ghimire·20 Jul, 2025