SEBON2 min readPublic Issue Approval by SEBON (Mid-July 2023 - Mid-April 2024)SEBON approved public issues worth Rs. 24,776.3 million from mid-July 2023 to mid-April 2024, covering right shares, ordinary shares, mutual funds, and debentures. Major approvals include Himalayan Re-insurance Ltd. (Rs. 6180.9 million) and Sonapur Minerals and Oil Ltd. (Rs. 1666.1 million).Sandeep Chaudhary·6 Jun, 2024
NEPSE2 min readAnalyzing the Trends in Listed Companies and Market Capitalization from 2022 to 2024NEPSE data shows an increase in listed companies from 229 in 2022 to 272 in 2024. Despite this, total market capitalization fluctuated, dropping from Rs. 3426 billion in 2022 to Rs. 2813 billion in 2023, then rising to Rs. 3212 billion in 2024. Significant sectoral variations were observed.Sandeep Chaudhary·6 Jun, 2024
NEPSE3 min readDetailed Analysis of NEPSE Share Price Indices: A Three-Year ReviewThe NEPSE indices from 2021/22 to 2023/24 show significant sectoral shifts. Key sectors like commercial banks and insurance saw declines, while manufacturing, hotels, and finance displayed strong recoveries. The overall market exhibited volatility with signs of recovery in certain areas, indicating mixed economic performance.Sandeep Chaudhary·6 Jun, 2024
NEPSE3 min readComprehensive Analysis of Securities Market Turnover in the Nepal Stock Exchange (NEPSE)The charts reveal that Hydropower dominates securities market turnover, showing the highest share units and value. Commercial and Development Banks also have significant turnover, though their market share has decreased. Microfinance maintains a steady presence, while overall market activity reflects diverse and evolving sector contributions.Sandeep Chaudhary·6 Jun, 2024
NEPSE1 min readAnalysis of presents data: Securities listed in the Nepal Stock Exchange (NEPSE) Comprehensive Analysis of Nepal Stock Exchange Listings: Trends and Insights (2021/22 - 2023/24). Explore the fluctuations in securities listings by institution and instrument, highlighting significant changes and trends over three fiscal years. Gain a deeper understanding of Nepal's evolving stock market landscape."Sandeep Chaudhary·6 Jun, 2024
Employment2 min readNumber of Nepalese Going for Foreign Employment as of 2023/24 (Nine-month Data)The chart illustrates the number of Nepalese workers going for foreign employment to various countries during the nine months of 2022/23 and 2023/24. It highlights significant increases in UAE, Japan, and Romania, while showing declines in Malaysia, Turkey, and Israel. The percent change is also depicted to show trends.Sandeep Chaudhary·5 Jun, 2024
Export2 min readAnalysis of Major Commodity Exports in Nepal (2023/24): Share in Total Exports and Percent ChangeThe charts show Nepal's major exports for 2023/24. Zinc sheet leads with a 7.5% share and 58.1% increase. Polyster yarn and thread follow with a 7.2% share and 7.6% growth. Palm oil dropped significantly by 67%. Mixed trends highlight opportunities and challenges in the export market.Sandeep Chaudhary·5 Jun, 2024
Import3 min readAnalysis of Major Commodity Imports in Nepal (2023/24): Share in Total Imports and Percent ChangeThe charts depict Nepal's major commodity imports for 2023/24, showing the share in total imports and percent changes. Petroleum products dominate with an 18.7% share, while transport equipment imports increased by 21%. Significant declines are observed in machinery, crude soyabean oil, and aircraft spare parts imports.Sandeep Chaudhary·5 Jun, 2024
credit card2 min readUnderstanding and Using Secure Credit Cards WiselyCredit cards, issued by banks and financial institutions, offer electronic payment convenience with a pre-set limit. Interest-free if repaid on time, they incur high interest for overdue payments. Banks provide details on limits, fees, and terms. Use credit cards responsibly to manage finances effectively and avoid debt accumulation.Sandeep Chaudhary·4 Jun, 2024
nrb1 min readDebt Service to Gross Income Ratio (DTI) According To NRB GuidelinesAs per the Third Quarter Review of the Monetary Policy for Fiscal Year 2080/81, the Debt Service to Gross Income Ratio (DTI) for home and land purchases is increased to 70% from 50% based on tax clearance. DTI is used by banks to assess a borrower's loan repayment capacity. Use loans within your financial means.Sandeep Chaudhary·4 Jun, 2024