
Jumla recorded 180 industry closures and 188 new registrations in fiscal year 2025/26, as the district continued to see declining registrations and rising business closures.

Climate change, forage shortages, pests and diseases are challenging Nepal’s beekeeping sector, while experts call for better management and conservation of wild bee habitats.

Gold prices in Nepal fell Rs 3,800 per tola last week to Rs 294,800, while silver declined Rs 170 to Rs 4,450 amid rising US Treasury yields.

NIC Asia Bank will enable merchants to accept international payments through Apple Pay and Google Pay via its CyberSource Payment Gateway, targeting tourism and digital businesses.

The Revenue Tribunal has denied Siddhartha Bank’s employee vehicle depreciation and insurance deductions for three fiscal years while allowing certain share issuance and CSR expenses.

Gold and silver prices remained unchanged in Nepal on Thursday, with gold trading at Rs 293,300 and silver at Rs 4,425 per tola, respectively.

Banks have started dispensing new Rs 100 notes through selected ATMs in Nepal ahead of Dashain, with the facility initially available at some locations in the Kathmandu Valley.

Russian Ambassador Alexey Vladimirovich Surovtsev said Russia is interested in investing in Nepal’s education and sports sectors during talks with Minister Sasmit Pokharel in Kathmandu.

NEPSE fell 16.47 points to 2,613.33 on Monday as share prices of 224 companies declined, while market turnover stood at Rs 5.38 billion.

Finance Minister Swarnim Wagle urged AIIB President Zou Jiayi to expand investment, provide concessional financing and support Nepal’s post-flood reconstruction during their Doha meeting.

Nepal is exploring relatively lower-cost AIIB financing as concessional loans from traditional development partners become less available, with discussions covering infrastructure and climate-related projects.

Nepalis spent about Rs 209 billion on overseas education and foreign travel in fiscal year 2025/26, while education-related outflows reached Rs 556.68 billion over six years.

Gold price fell Rs 5,000 to Rs 294,300 per tola in Nepal on Monday, while silver price dropped Rs 145 to Rs 4,510 per tola, according to FENEGOSIDA.

The 40 MW Rahughat Hydropower Project in Myagdi has connected both 20 MW units to the national grid, with trial production set to begin before commercial generation.

NEPSE rose 11.77 points to 2,629.81 on Thursday as 176 companies saw higher share prices, while market turnover fell to Rs 5.44 billion from Rs 6.35 billion.

NEPSE fell 36.25 points to 2,618.03 on Wednesday as 253 companies declined, with Rs 6.35 billion in shares traded through 57,947 transactions.

Gold rose Rs 100 to Rs 302,300 per tola and silver increased Rs 40 to Rs 4,815 in Nepal on Wednesday, according to the Federation of Nepal Gold and Silver Dealers’ Association.

Flydubai is set to begin regular Dubai–Pokhara–Dubai flights from Wednesday, with airport officials and local tourism and business stakeholders preparing for the service.

NEPSE will resume regular share trading on September 22 after a technical problem at Data Hub serving 72 trading members was resolved, while its cause and systemic risks remain under investigation.

SEBON has ordered NEPSE to investigate the technical fault that halted trading on September 21 and submit recommendations by September 28 to prevent similar disruptions.

Nepal Telecom brought new 2G and 4G mobile sites into operation at 13 locations across 11 districts in August to expand network coverage and improve mobile and data connectivity.