Repeated crop losses from wildlife are pushing farmers in Jhapa to abandon paddy and maize in favour of rubber.

Turnover drops 14 percent and blue-chip stocks join the decline, though analysts say easing selling pressure could pave the way for a recovery.

Here is a snapshot of what happened at the stock market this week.

Grain markets across the Tarai are disappearing as direct farm buying and declining production weaken farmers' bargaining power.

Insiders are resigning before share-sale restrictions end, prompting concerns over IPO practices in listed companies.

Retail sugar prices have climbed by Rs15 per kg since India halted exports, but officials and industry representatives insist domestic supplies are sufficient to meet demand through Dashain.

New arrangement targets local staff, consultants and temporary employees who do not possess diplomatic status.

The municipality says new inspection requirements by India’s Tea Board have disrupted Nepali tea shipments and risk losses for farmers and traders.

Lawmakers question repeated revisions to the bill through which tax rates and fiscal provisions were altered. Opposition demands parliamentary investigation.

Fund warns of growing stablecoin and crypto flows, calls for regulatory framework to safeguard financial stability; praises reforms in cooperative sector oversight and governance.