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Nepal Rastra Bank to Release First Quarterly Review Amid Credit Demand Challenges
Nepal Rastra Bank to Release First Quarterly Review Amid Credit Demand Challenges Kathmandu – Nepal Rastra Bank (NRB) is set to release the first quarterly review of its Monetary Policy for fiscal year 2081/82 by this Friday, amidst a mixed economic environment of declining interest rates but stagnant credit demand. According to sources within NRB, the review draft is in its final stages. "Preparations are ongoing, and we will release the policy by Friday as mandated," a senior official stated.
Dipesh Ghimire27 Nov, 2024
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Youth Migration and Domestic Potential
Youth Migration and Domestic Potential Nepal, a beautiful landlocked country nestled between China and India, has undergone significant demographic transformations in recent decades. A crucial part of this change is youth migration. Due to economic challenges, limited job opportunities, and aspirations for a better life, Nepal’s youth population increasingly seeks opportunities abroad. However, this migration comes at a substantial cost, impacting not just the economy but also the social fabric of the country. Amid this exodus of young talent, Nepal holds immense untapped potential that, if harnessed effectively, could transform the nation's economic landscape. This discussion explores the reasons behind youth migration, its economic and social impacts, and the untapped opportunities within the country. By addressing these factors, Nepal can create sustainable development and economic prosperity while retaining its youth population.
Dipesh Ghimire24 Nov, 2024
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Why is Corruption Rampant ?
Why is Corruption Rampant? Kathmandu: Political instability and frequent changes in the government of Nepal have significantly contributed to corruption. Leadership transitions often involve substantial financial dealings, and there is usually a lack of policy continuity and reforms. Political parties, factions, and individual politicians often misuse state resources for personal and party gains. Nepali politics is heavily influenced by patronage networks, where political parties distribute positions, contracts, and public resources to loyal supporters and financiers. This fosters an environment conducive to corruption.
Dipesh Ghimire24 Nov, 2024
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American Stock Market: The World’s Largest Financial Hub
American Stock Market: The World’s Largest Financial Hub The American stock market is considered the largest and most influential financial market globally. It is home to two major stock exchanges: the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE) and NASDAQ. These exchanges serve as central hubs for global investors, showcasing the strength of the American economy and the presence of innovative companies.
Dipesh Ghimire23 Nov, 2024
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Revenue Increases by 17 Percent, Yet Government Misses Target
The government’s revenue collection for the first four months of the fiscal year 2081/82 increased by 16.85% compared to the same period last year, reaching NPR 323.24 billion. Despite this growth, the revenue collection still fell short of the target of NPR 406.37 billion, achieving only 80% of the goal.
Dipesh Ghimire21 Nov, 2024
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The National Salary and Wage Index: A Deep Dive into Nepal’s Wage Dynamics
The National Salary and Wage Index: A Deep Dive into Nepal’s Wage Dynamics Wages and salaries form the backbone of any economy. They are not only an indicator of the economic health of a nation but also a crucial determinant of the standard of living for its citizens. The National Salary and Wage Index (NSWI) of Nepal offers a lens to examine trends in compensation across industries, inflation-adjusted growth, and the socio-economic shifts influencing these patterns. Anchored to a benchmark of 100 in the fiscal year 2023/24, the index provides critical data for policymakers, employers, and employees.
Dipesh Ghimire21 Nov, 2024
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Rising CPI and Economic Fluctuations: A Closer Look at Nepal's Economy
Rising CPI and Economic Fluctuations: A Closer Look at Nepal's Economy The recently released economic data provides a detailed look into Nepal's financial health over recent years. Key indicators such as Consumer Price Index (CPI), remittances, trade balance, and foreign reserves reveal a nuanced picture of growth, challenges, and recovery trends.
Dipesh Ghimire21 Nov, 2024
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Nepal's Economic Trends: Analyzing Macroeconomic Indicators Over Five Years
Nepal's Economic Trends: Analyzing Macroeconomic Indicators Over Five Years Nepal's macroeconomic landscape has witnessed significant shifts over the last five years, highlighting challenges and potential opportunities for sustainable growth. The annual data provides insights into key economic variables, shedding light on the nation's trajectory.
Dipesh Ghimire21 Nov, 2024
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Challenges and Opportunities in Nepal's Stock Market: An Exclusive Interview with Sachin Shilwal
Challenges and Opportunities in Nepal's Stock Market: An Exclusive Interview with Sachin Shilwal Sachin Shilwal, born in Nepalgunj, western Nepal, is the CEO and director of Asian Capital. He completed his undergraduate education in his hometown and pursued further studies in Kathmandu. Since 2061 B.S. (2004 A.D.), Shilwal has been actively engaged in teaching, which he continues to practice as a passion and additional responsibility. In the context of Nepal's stock market, young journalist Dipesh Ghimire conducted a special interview with Shilwal for nepsetrading.com.
Dipesh Ghimire21 Nov, 2024
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Deposit and Loan Trends in Nepali Financial Institutions Witness Marginal Growth
Deposit and Loan Trends in Nepali Financial Institutions Witness Marginal Growth In the past three months, deposits in banks and financial institutions in Nepal increased by NPR 170 billion (2.6%), compared to NPR 158.5 billion (2.8%) during the same period last year. On an annual basis, deposits grew by 12.8% as of mid-October 2024 (2081 Ashwin end).
Dipesh Ghimire20 Nov, 2024

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All Articles — Page 266

Nepal Rastra Bank to Release First Quarterly Review Amid Credit Demand Challenges

Youth Migration and Domestic Potential

Why is Corruption Rampant ?

American Stock Market: The World’s Largest Financial Hub

Revenue Increases by 17 Percent, Yet Government Misses Target

The National Salary and Wage Index: A Deep Dive into Nepal’s Wage Dynamics

Rising CPI and Economic Fluctuations: A Closer Look at Nepal's Economy

Nepal's Economic Trends: Analyzing Macroeconomic Indicators Over Five Years

Challenges and Opportunities in Nepal's Stock Market: An Exclusive Interview with Sachin Shilwal

Deposit and Loan Trends in Nepali Financial Institutions Witness Marginal Growth

NEPSEtrading

Primary issues

Income & debt

Live market

Read & learn

NEPSE Trading Network

Insights & Analysis

All Articles — Page 266

Nepal Rastra Bank to Release First Quarterly Review Amid Credit Demand Challenges

Youth Migration and Domestic Potential

Why is Corruption Rampant ?

American Stock Market: The World’s Largest Financial Hub

Revenue Increases by 17 Percent, Yet Government Misses Target

The National Salary and Wage Index: A Deep Dive into Nepal’s Wage Dynamics

Rising CPI and Economic Fluctuations: A Closer Look at Nepal's Economy

Nepal's Economic Trends: Analyzing Macroeconomic Indicators Over Five Years

Challenges and Opportunities in Nepal's Stock Market: An Exclusive Interview with Sachin Shilwal

Deposit and Loan Trends in Nepali Financial Institutions Witness Marginal Growth