Turns out inflation doesn’t need your new address to find you; it just needs an appetite.

The decision comes amid repeated incidents of vandalism and property damage as the government seeks to reassure the private sector and attract fresh investment.

Banks earned Rs69.78 billion in the last fiscal year, ended mid-July, as improved loan recoveries and lower provisioning lifted profits.

Delegates at the 11th Asia-Pacific Regional Conference in Guangzhou urge the government to streamline legal procedures, improve security and lower interest rates to boost investment.

Exports of goods identified under the Nepal Trade Integrated Strategy grew just 3.16 percent last fiscal year, as weak domestic production, policy instability and poor coordination hamper efforts to diversify exports.

Regulatory changes will allow a joint venture between the government and non-resident Nepalis to raise up to 85 percent of its capital from overseas investors.

Four months in, the new government is discovering that good intentions don’t fix decades-old structural problems.

Weak skills recognition, poor job information and low wages are widening the gap between Nepal’s workers and employers.

The state oil monopoly says requiring citizenship certificates or National IDs is an initial trial to prevent hoarding during shortages.

The market shed 6.26 points to close at 2,643.83 as turnover fell 14.22 percent, with investors remaining cautious despite improved financial results from listed companies.