The government has unveiled the fiscal budget 2022/23 with strong focus on import substitution through productive capacity enhancement of industrial and agriculture sectors. With an eye on the strain

KATHMANDU: Globally, art investment has become a status symbol of the rich and wealthy where transactions in millions of dollars are made for single pieces. The most expensive painting sold till date

KATHMANDU: The strain on foreign exchange reserves due to ballooning imports has recently forced the government to adopt import restriction measures to navigate the economy during this turbulent time,

The government will be presenting the fiscal budget for 2022-23 focusing on economic recovery, boosting productivity, creating jobs, conducting mandatory task of elections, and most importantly, addre

The Nepali economy which was on the road to recovery after being shattered by the Covid 19 pandemic, has started encountering enormous challenges caused by the alarming trade deficit, Balance of Payme

Whether it is the corporate or banking sector, women were hardly seen in leadership positions until a few years ago. Changes are happening but it’s a slow and gradual process. Anupama Khunjeli, CEO

Since recorded history, roads and railways have been considered to be the arteries of any economy because they not only allow people to connect and share ideas but also help in trade through the trans

The private sector of the country is the major contributor to investments and jobs: nearly two-thirds of investment and 90% of employment is generated by the private sector. Policymakers always reiter

Slow execution of capital budget hits economic recovery In spite of the provision of the fiscal budget 2021-22 to spend 10% of the capital budget in the first quarter and 10% each month for the

In the first week of December 2021, Nepal signed a deal with the International Monetary Fund (IMF) to avail extended credit facility (ECF) of $400 million for three years as the country started reelin