KATHMANDU, Dec 4: The Ministry of Agriculture and Livestock Development (MoALD) on Sunday said that there are a total of 42,983 tons of chemical fertilizers in stock in the state-owned organizations.

KATHMANDU, Dec 4: Nepal imported goods worth Rs 18.68 million and exported goods amounting to Rs 3.89 million through the Gautam Buddha International Airport (GBIA) in the first four months of the current fiscal year.

KATHMANDU, Dec 4: In the duration of eleven months of 2022, more than half a million foreign tourists arrived in Nepal. According to government officials, a total of 542,975 foreign tourists from different countries visited Nepal from January to November this year.

KATHMANDU, Dec 4: Nepal Stock Exchange (Nepse) on Sunday increased marginally by 2.16 points to close at 1,963.22 points.

Chitwan records rise in paddy production

Published On: December 4, 2022 11:30 AM NPT By: Republica

CHITWAN, Dec 4: The annual production of paddy has increased in the district this year. Paddy production has increased by 11,486 metric tons in the district this year, according to the Agriculture Knowledge Centre Bharatpur.

The multilateral lending institute cautions Nepal to diversify the migrants’ destinations citing a possible fall next year

KATHMANDU, Dec 3: Nepal Rastra Bank (NRB) has removed the mandatory cash margin provision on imports of a number of construction materials while opening letter of credit (LC) by importers.

Import of EVs crosses 1,000 units during mid-July to mid-November

Published On: December 3, 2022 06:20 PM NPT By: Republica

KATHMANDU, Dec 3: Nepal imported more than 1,000 units of electric vehicles (EVs) in the first four months of the current fiscal year.

KATHMANDU, Dec 3: Nepal Stock Exchange (Nepse) gained 27.51 points, while investors gained Rs 39.58 billion from the secondary market last week.

KATHMANDU, Dec 2: While the private sector has warned of hitting the streets to exert pressure on Nepal Rastra Bank (NRB) to reduce the interest rates of banks, NRB Governor Maha Prasad Adhikari on Thursday made it clear that the central bank will not change its decision “just because of the protests by the market players”. The chief executive of the country’s central bank, however, expressed readiness to work with the private sector to fix the interest rates if they stand ready for that option.