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Nepal Improves Budget Transparency, But Public Participation in Fiscal Decisions Remains Weak
However, experts caution that transparency indicators alone do not automatically guarantee better governance outcomes. Without stronger citizen engagement, institutional accountability, and effective parliamentary scrutiny, the risk of inefficient spending, policy capture, and misuse of public funds may still remain.
Dipesh Ghimire8 May, 2026
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Customs Department Expands Digital Trade System as Nepal Moves Toward Paperless Cargo Verification
Officials believe that if the system operates smoothly, it could reduce cargo clearance time, strengthen monitoring of goods movement, and improve coordination between customs authorities and the private sector. For businesses involved in import and export, the transition may eventually lower administrative costs and make border trade procedures more predictable in the long run.
Dipesh Ghimire8 May, 2026
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Fuel Consumption Falls as Rising Petroleum Prices Slow Nepal’s Construction Sector
The trend has raised concerns about the broader pace of economic recovery. While higher import bills continue to pressure foreign currency reserves and the national trade deficit, weaker domestic fuel consumption suggests that economic momentum on the ground remains fragile. Analysts believe infrastructure spending, government capital expenditure, and stable fuel pricing policies will play a crucial role in determining whether fuel demand and construction activity recover in the coming months.
Dipesh Ghimire8 May, 2026
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Budget Session Opens Amid Pressure to Revive Nepal’s Slowing Economy
Budget Session Opens Amid Pressure to Revive Nepal’s Slowing Economy Nepal’s federal parliament is set to begin its budget session on Monday at a time when the country’s economy is facing mounting pressure from weak capital expenditure, declining private-sector confidence and growing public debt obligations. The upcoming session is expected to carry significance far beyond the annual presentation of revenue and expenditure estimates, as policymakers confront rising demands to deliver a budget capable of restoring economic momentum and rebuilding investor confidence.
Dipesh Ghimire7 May, 2026
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Weak Volume, Failed Breakout and Mixed Sector Performance Reflect Uncertain Market Mood
Technical analysts interpret the latest candlestick formation as a weak bearish confirmation candle. The market opened with an attempt to continue Tuesday’s recovery, but stronger selling pressure during the final trading hours pushed the closing position closer to the day’s lower range. Such behavior typically indicates that sellers are still active near resistance levels and buyers have not yet regained full control.
Dipesh Ghimire6 May, 2026
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Tourist arrivals cross 107,000 in April 2026
Tourist arrivals cross 107,000 in April 2026 Regional diversity expands beyond traditional markets Numbers dip compared to last year despite recovery trend External conflicts and access issues weigh on growth
Dipesh Ghimire5 May, 2026
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Climate risks cast shadow over Nepal’s hydropower future
NPR 1.31 trillion investment faces growing uncertainty Falling river flows and disasters hit energy output Banks exposed as loans worth NPR 870 billion come under pressure
Dipesh Ghimire5 May, 2026
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PPA reopening delayed as government opts for deeper review
Shift from ‘Take-or-Pay’ to ‘Take-and-Pay’ raises investor concerns Hydropower investments face uncertainty despite policy promises Private sector awaits clarity as billions remain at stake
Dipesh Ghimire5 May, 2026
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NEPSE Remains Under Pressure Despite Stable Government: Cleanup Phase Signals Deeper Market Shift
NEPSE remains under pressure despite the formation of a stable government, declining from around 2950 to the 2700 range. The drop is largely driven by investor fear following government action against unethical market players, although this is increasingly seen as a positive “cleanup phase.” While technical indicators suggest short-term weakness, strong fundamentals—such as low interest rates, policy reforms, and improved regulation—continue to support long-term growth. The market is now near a key support zone, making this phase a potential opportunity for strategic investors.
Dipesh Ghimire5 May, 2026
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Nepal Tightens Grip on Cooperatives: New Ordinance Targets Fraud, Protects Depositors
Nepal’s Cooperative Amendment Ordinance strengthens regulation, accountability, and depositor protection in savings and credit cooperatives. Introduced by Ram Chandra Paudel, it targets fraud, caps interest rates, enforces licensing, and establishes a relief fund. The reform aims to restore trust, ensure transparency, and stabilize Nepal’s cooperative sector.
Dipesh Ghimire4 May, 2026

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All Articles — Page 51

Nepal Improves Budget Transparency, But Public Participation in Fiscal Decisions Remains Weak

Customs Department Expands Digital Trade System as Nepal Moves Toward Paperless Cargo Verification

Fuel Consumption Falls as Rising Petroleum Prices Slow Nepal’s Construction Sector

Budget Session Opens Amid Pressure to Revive Nepal’s Slowing Economy

Weak Volume, Failed Breakout and Mixed Sector Performance Reflect Uncertain Market Mood

Tourist arrivals cross 107,000 in April 2026

Climate risks cast shadow over Nepal’s hydropower future

PPA reopening delayed as government opts for deeper review

NEPSE Remains Under Pressure Despite Stable Government: Cleanup Phase Signals Deeper Market Shift

Nepal Tightens Grip on Cooperatives: New Ordinance Targets Fraud, Protects Depositors

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Primary issues

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Live market

Read & learn

NEPSE Trading Network

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All Articles — Page 51

Nepal Improves Budget Transparency, But Public Participation in Fiscal Decisions Remains Weak

Customs Department Expands Digital Trade System as Nepal Moves Toward Paperless Cargo Verification

Fuel Consumption Falls as Rising Petroleum Prices Slow Nepal’s Construction Sector

Budget Session Opens Amid Pressure to Revive Nepal’s Slowing Economy

Weak Volume, Failed Breakout and Mixed Sector Performance Reflect Uncertain Market Mood

Tourist arrivals cross 107,000 in April 2026

Climate risks cast shadow over Nepal’s hydropower future

PPA reopening delayed as government opts for deeper review

NEPSE Remains Under Pressure Despite Stable Government: Cleanup Phase Signals Deeper Market Shift

Nepal Tightens Grip on Cooperatives: New Ordinance Targets Fraud, Protects Depositors