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Nepal’s Tourism Sector Sees NPR 216 Billion in Bank Loans as Confidence Grows
Nepal’s Tourism Sector Sees NPR 216 Billion in Bank Loans as Confidence Grows Nepal’s tourism industry, a cornerstone of the nation’s economy, has received a robust financial boost in the first seven months of the current fiscal year, with commercial banks disbursing over NPR 216 billion in loans. According to the latest figures from the Nepal Rastra Bank (NRB), this marks a 12.09% increase from the NPR 193.36 billion lent during the same period last year, reflecting a surge in optimism about the sector’s recovery and growth potential.
Dipesh Ghimire15 Mar, 2025
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Nepal’s Financial Sector Faces Capital Crunch as Bad Loans Soar
Nepal’s Financial Sector Faces Capital Crunch as Bad Loans Soar Nepal’s banking and financial institutions are under increasing strain as a sharp rise in non-performing loans (NPLs) exerts pressure on their capital reserves. Commercial banks, development banks, and finance companies are all grappling with the fallout, with differing strategies highlighting the severity of the crisis. As bad loans mount and recovery efforts falter, the financial sector’s stability hangs in the balance, threatening broader economic repercussions.
Dipesh Ghimire12 Mar, 2025
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Nepal’s Unemployment Crisis Fuels Talent Exodus, Threatening Banking Sector
Nepal’s Unemployment Crisis Fuels Talent Exodus, Threatening Banking Sector Nepal, a developing nation grappling with persistent economic challenges, is witnessing an intensifying unemployment crisis that has spiraled into a vicious cycle with poverty. As joblessness continues to afflict the country, many Nepalis—including highly skilled professionals from once-stable sectors like banking—are abandoning their careers to seek opportunities abroad. Recent statistics and personal accounts underscore this trend, raising serious concerns for Nepal’s economic stability and its vital financial sector.
Dipesh Ghimire12 Mar, 2025
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Nepal’s Public Debt Soars to Rs 26.11 Trillion, Burdening Citizens with Rs 85,000 Per Capita Debt
Nepal’s Public Debt Soars to Rs 26.11 Trillion, Burdening Citizens with Rs 85,000 Per Capita Debt Kathmandu, March 07, 2025 – Nepal’s public debt has reached a staggering Rs 26.11 trillion (Rs 26,11,06 crore) as of mid-January (Magh) of the current fiscal year 2081-82, according to the latest report from the Public Debt Management Office (PDMO). This figure reflects an alarming increase of Rs 1.76 trillion (Rs 1,76,96 crore) since the start of the fiscal year, when the debt stood at Rs 24.34 trillion (Rs 24,34,09 crore). With the debt-to-GDP ratio climbing to 45.77%, the per capita debt burden has risen to approximately Rs 85,000, leaving citizens grappling with an economic reality far removed from promises of relief.
Dipesh Ghimire8 Mar, 2025
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Nepal Prepares Rs 1.9 Trillion Budget for Upcoming Fiscal Year Amid Economic Challenges
Nepal Prepares Rs 1.9 Trillion Budget for Upcoming Fiscal Year Amid Economic Challenges Kathmandu, March 07, 2025 – The Government of Nepal is gearing up to present a Rs 1.9 trillion budget for the upcoming fiscal year, marking a 12% increase over the revised budget of the current fiscal year. This ambitious fiscal plan comes at a time when the country faces shrinking resources, mounting debt, and a slowing economy, prompting calls for bold reforms to steer Nepal toward sustainable growth.
Dipesh Ghimire8 Mar, 2025
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Rising Stress in the Banking Sector: Causes, Impact, and Management Strategies
Rising Stress in the Banking Sector: Causes, Impact, and Management Strategies The banking sector plays a crucial role in a nation's economic stability, but it is also one of the most stressful industries. The increasing workload, unrealistic performance targets, job insecurity, regulatory pressures, and economic fluctuations have all contributed to growing stress levels among banking employees. While moderate stress can enhance productivity and motivation, excessive stress can have severe consequences, including burnout, employee dissatisfaction, and even financial instability. Effective stress management strategies are necessary to ensure the sector remains robust and sustainable.
Dipesh Ghimire20 Feb, 2025
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Peer-to-Peer (P2P) Lending: A Revolution in Alternative Finance
Peer-to-Peer (P2P) Lending: A Revolution in Alternative Finance In today’s digital economy, Peer-to-Peer (P2P) lending has emerged as a significant alternative to traditional banking. It enables individuals to lend and borrow money directly through online platforms without the involvement of conventional financial institutions. This model is transforming the financial landscape by increasing access to credit while offering lenders attractive returns. However, P2P lending also comes with risks that must be carefully managed through regulatory oversight and responsible investing.
Dipesh Ghimire20 Feb, 2025
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Financial Stability in Nepal: Risks, Challenges, and Lessons to Learn
Financial Stability in Nepal: Risks, Challenges, and Lessons to Learn While Nepal's financial sector appears stable on the surface, global financial crises have shown how hidden risks can quickly destabilize an economy. The 1997 Southeast Asian financial crisis, the 2008 U.S. subprime mortgage crisis, and Sri Lanka’s recent economic collapse all provide critical lessons for Nepal’s economic future.
Dipesh Ghimire20 Feb, 2025
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Nepal’s Budget Cuts Reflect Economic Crisis and Political Instability
Nepal’s Budget Cuts Reflect Economic Crisis and Political Instability Nepal’s annual budget, which outlines the nation’s financial blueprint, has once again seen significant revisions amid worsening economic conditions and political instability. Originally set at NPR 18.60 trillion, the budget was slashed by 9.01% to NPR 16.92 trillion in the latest mid-year review. This recurring trend of budget reductions highlights the government’s inability to sustain initial fiscal commitments, largely due to poor revenue collection and excessive reliance on borrowing.
Dipesh Ghimire17 Feb, 2025
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Economic Struggles Continue Despite Seven-Point Agreement: A Reality Check
Economic Struggles Continue Despite Seven-Point Agreement: A Reality Check When Nepal’s two major political parties, the Nepali Congress and the CPN-UML, signed a seven-point agreement in Asar, they promised to revitalize the sluggish economy. Their commitment included fostering a reliable and professional business environment, stimulating economic activities, encouraging both domestic and foreign investment, and creating ample and dignified employment opportunities. However, seven months down the line, key economic indicators paint a concerning picture.
Dipesh Ghimire17 Feb, 2025

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All Articles — Page 262

Nepal’s Tourism Sector Sees NPR 216 Billion in Bank Loans as Confidence Grows

Nepal’s Financial Sector Faces Capital Crunch as Bad Loans Soar

Nepal’s Unemployment Crisis Fuels Talent Exodus, Threatening Banking Sector

Nepal’s Public Debt Soars to Rs 26.11 Trillion, Burdening Citizens with Rs 85,000 Per Capita Debt

Nepal Prepares Rs 1.9 Trillion Budget for Upcoming Fiscal Year Amid Economic Challenges

Rising Stress in the Banking Sector: Causes, Impact, and Management Strategies

Peer-to-Peer (P2P) Lending: A Revolution in Alternative Finance

Financial Stability in Nepal: Risks, Challenges, and Lessons to Learn

Nepal’s Budget Cuts Reflect Economic Crisis and Political Instability

Economic Struggles Continue Despite Seven-Point Agreement: A Reality Check

NEPSEtrading

Primary issues

Income & debt

Live market

Read & learn

NEPSE Trading Network

Insights & Analysis

All Articles — Page 262

Nepal’s Tourism Sector Sees NPR 216 Billion in Bank Loans as Confidence Grows

Nepal’s Financial Sector Faces Capital Crunch as Bad Loans Soar

Nepal’s Unemployment Crisis Fuels Talent Exodus, Threatening Banking Sector

Nepal’s Public Debt Soars to Rs 26.11 Trillion, Burdening Citizens with Rs 85,000 Per Capita Debt

Nepal Prepares Rs 1.9 Trillion Budget for Upcoming Fiscal Year Amid Economic Challenges

Rising Stress in the Banking Sector: Causes, Impact, and Management Strategies

Peer-to-Peer (P2P) Lending: A Revolution in Alternative Finance

Financial Stability in Nepal: Risks, Challenges, and Lessons to Learn

Nepal’s Budget Cuts Reflect Economic Crisis and Political Instability

Economic Struggles Continue Despite Seven-Point Agreement: A Reality Check