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

With tenders issued and legal hurdles cleared, the 900MW project moves forward, but faces a setback as Bangladesh cancels the power purchase deal.

The index jumped by 2.71 percent on Thursday, with shares of 239 companies gaining in value.

More adults in Nepal are saving, yet digital finance tools are underused, especially among women.

The company offers 24/7 customer call support and 12-hour field services 365 days a year.

The funds will also be channelled towards advancing its commitment to sustainability and business excellence.

The index rose by 1.25 percent, with nearly 200 companies recording gains.

Indian users have made over 1 million QR payments even as the southern neighbour remains unwilling to grant similar access for Nepalis.

The government names Joint Secretary Pokharel as interim chief following suspension of Sharad Ojha.

The index rose by 1.26 percent with gains across all subgroups.

The state-owned supplier plans to end subsidies for commercial users and offer targeted relief to households through a new refund system linked to VAT bills and national ID.

The initial Campa product lineup includes Campa Cola, Campa Lemon, Campa Orange, Campa Energy Gold Boost, and Campa Energy Berry Kick.

The index declined by 1.27 percent as key subgroups posted losses across the board.

Transit hubs abuzz in Karnali, with packed hotels and non-stop flights to the Tibet border.

The market briefly touched an intraday high of 2,797.58 points before retreating slightly to close at the day’s final level.

According to the Department of Customs, chhurpi exports stood at Rs3.99 billion in the first 11 months of the current fiscal year, just short of tea exports.

Policy rate slashed to 4.5 percent as bank targets 13 percent money supply growth and 12 percent credit expansion.

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

After 5-year halt due to Covid and border tensions, Indian pilgrims are finally allowed to undertake sacred journey.

Daily turnover soars to Rs9.68 billion with gains across most subgroups