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What is Elliott Wave Theory? A Complete Guide for Traders and Investors

What is Elliott Wave Theory? A Complete Guide for Traders and Investors Elliott Wave Theory is a widely used technical analysis concept that explains how financial markets move in repetitive patterns driven by investor psychology. Developed by Ralph Nelson Elliott in the 1930s, the theory suggests that market prices do not move randomly but follow structured wave patterns influenced by crowd behavior—mainly fear and greed.

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25 Mar, 2026

Mastering Chart Patterns: The Ultimate Guide to Predicting Market Trends and Boosting Trading Profits

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Mastering Chart Patterns: The Ultimate Guide to Predicting Market Trends and Boosting Trading Profits

Mastering Chart Patterns: The Ultimate Guide to Predicting Market Trends and Boosting Trading Profits In the ever-evolving world of stock trading, chart patterns have emerged as one of the most powerful tools for predicting market movements and identifying high-probability trading opportunities. The visual representation of these patterns—ranging from bullish continuation setups to bearish reversal formations—provides traders with deep insights into market psychology. By understanding these structures, investors can make informed decisions on when to enter, exit, and manage risk effectively, especially in dynamic markets like NEPSE.

Dipesh Ghimire

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25 Mar, 2026

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What is Elliott Wave Theory? A Complete Guide for Traders and Investors

What is Elliott Wave Theory? A Complete Guide for Traders and Investors Elliott Wave Theory is a widely used technical analysis concept that explains how financial markets move in repetitive patterns driven by investor psychology. Developed by Ralph Nelson Elliott in the 1930s, the theory suggests that market prices do not move randomly but follow structured wave patterns influenced by crowd behavior—mainly fear and greed.

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What is Elliott Wave Theory? A Complete Guide for Traders and Investors

What is Elliott Wave Theory? A Complete Guide for Traders and Investors Elliott Wave Theory is a widely used technical analysis concept that explains how financial markets move in repetitive patterns driven by investor psychology. Developed by Ralph Nelson Elliott in the 1930s, the theory suggests that market prices do not move randomly but follow structured wave patterns influenced by crowd behavior—mainly fear and greed.

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Dipesh Ghimire

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25 Mar, 2026

What is Elliott Wave Theory? A Complete Guide for Traders and Investors

What is Elliott Wave Theory? A Complete Guide for Traders and Investors Elliott Wave Theory is a widely used technical analysis concept that explains how financial markets move in repetitive patterns driven by investor psychology. Developed by Ralph Nelson Elliott in the 1930s, the theory suggests that market prices do not move randomly but follow structured wave patterns influenced by crowd behavior—mainly fear and greed.

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25 Mar, 2026

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Mastering Chart Patterns: The Ultimate Guide to Predicting Market Trends and Boosting Trading Profits

Mastering Chart Patterns: The Ultimate Guide to Predicting Market Trends and Boosting Trading Profits In the ever-evolving world of stock trading, chart patterns have emerged as one of the most powerful tools for predicting market movements and identifying high-probability trading opportunities. The visual representation of these patterns—ranging from bullish continuation setups to bearish reversal formations—provides traders with deep insights into market psychology. By understanding these structures, investors can make informed decisions on when to enter, exit, and manage risk effectively, especially in dynamic markets like NEPSE.

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25 Mar, 2026

Market Analysis: Political Optimism and New Listings Propel NEPSE Valuation Toward Unprecedented Heights

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Market Analysis: Political Optimism and New Listings Propel NEPSE Valuation Toward Unprecedented Heights

Market Analysis: Political Optimism and New Listings Propel NEPSE Valuation Toward Unprecedented Heights KATHMANDU – In a definitive signal of returning investor confidence, Nepal’s stock market (NEPSE) capitalization has scaled a historic psychological peak, surpassing the Rs 5 trillion mark. The surge reflects a market reacting positively to the promise of political stability and the anticipation of capital market-friendly reforms under a newly formed government. Data provided by the Nepal Stock Exchange confirms that as of Tuesday, the total market capitalization stood at Rs 5.002 trillion, a figure now teetering on the edge of the absolute historical record of Rs 5.009 trillion set in August.

Dipesh Ghimire

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25 Mar, 2026

Over 10,000 Youth Apply for Startup Loan Scheme, Government Pushes AI-Driven Selection

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Over 10,000 Youth Apply for Startup Loan Scheme, Government Pushes AI-Driven Selection

Over 10,000 Youth Apply for Startup Loan Scheme, Government Pushes AI-Driven Selection Nepal’s government-backed startup loan program has attracted an overwhelming response this fiscal year, with more than 10,000 young entrepreneurs submitting project proposals from across the country. The surge in applications reflects a growing interest among youth in entrepreneurship, even as traditional job opportunities remain limited.

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24 Mar, 2026

Insurance Regulator Penalizes Firms Over Hilton Reinsurance Irregularities

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Insurance Regulator Penalizes Firms Over Hilton Reinsurance Irregularities

Insurance Regulator Penalizes Firms Over Hilton Reinsurance Irregularities Nepal’s insurance regulator has taken disciplinary action against several companies after identifying irregularities in the reinsurance arrangement related to the Hilton Hotel damage claim. The Nepal Insurance Authority has imposed fines of Rs 200,000 each on Nepal Re’s CEO, Himalayan Reinsurance, and The Oriental Insurance Company, citing violations of regulatory provisions. In a related move, the Authority has suspended the license of Alliant Insurance Brokers for three months, signaling a broader crackdown on procedural lapses within the reinsurance chain. The actions follow an investigation into how risk related to riot and terrorism coverage was handled in the aftermath of damages to the Hilton Hotel during the Gen-Z movement protests.

Dipesh Ghimire

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24 Mar, 2026

Middle East Tensions Hit Nepal’s Tourism Hard, Sauraha Sees Sharp Decline in Visitors

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Middle East Tensions Hit Nepal’s Tourism Hard, Sauraha Sees Sharp Decline in Visitors

Middle East Tensions Hit Nepal’s Tourism Hard, Sauraha Sees Sharp Decline in Visitors The escalating military tensions in the Middle East have begun to cast a visible shadow over Nepal’s tourism sector, with one of the country’s key destinations, Sauraha in Chitwan, witnessing a sharp drop in tourist arrivals. Industry stakeholders report that rising airfare costs and concerns over travel safety have forced many international visitors to cancel their trips, disrupting what is typically the peak tourist season.

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24 Mar, 2026

Export Sector Urges Government to Prioritize Investment Promotion in Upcoming Budget

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Export Sector Urges Government to Prioritize Investment Promotion in Upcoming Budget

Export Sector Urges Government to Prioritize Investment Promotion in Upcoming Budget A coalition of 35 industry and business associations engaged in Nepal’s export sector has called on the government to incorporate targeted investment promotion and collaboration programs in the upcoming fiscal budget. The demand comes at a time when the country continues to struggle with a widening trade deficit and limited export diversification, prompting stakeholders to push for more structured policy support. The joint appeal focuses on attracting foreign direct investment, strengthening domestic industries, and accelerating export growth. Representatives from various sectors presented detailed insights into the opportunities and constraints within their respective industries, along with recommendations for policy reforms. Their proposals collectively underline the need for a more coordinated and export-oriented economic strategy.

Dipesh Ghimire

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24 Mar, 2026

Capital Pressure Mounts on Eight Commercial Banks Despite Excess Liquidity

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Capital Pressure Mounts on Eight Commercial Banks Despite Excess Liquidity

Capital Pressure Mounts on Eight Commercial Banks Despite Excess Liquidity Nepal’s banking sector is facing a growing capital adequacy challenge, even as liquidity remains abundant across the system. According to the Nepal Rastra Bank’s (NRB) financial report up to mid-January (Poush), eight commercial banks are currently under pressure due to weakening capital buffers, limiting their ability to expand lending despite having sufficient funds.

Dipesh Ghimire

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24 Mar, 2026

Budget Proposals Deadline Set for Mid-April as Nepal Pushes Ahead Despite Political Uncertainty

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Budget Proposals Deadline Set for Mid-April as Nepal Pushes Ahead Despite Political Uncertainty

Budget Proposals Deadline Set for Mid-April as Nepal Pushes Ahead Despite Political Uncertainty Nepal has accelerated preparations for the upcoming fiscal year 2083/84 budget, setting a firm deadline for all line ministries to submit their plans and programs by mid-April (Chaitra 15). According to the government’s budget calendar, ministries are required to upload their proposals through the Line Ministry Budget Information System (LMBIS), ensuring that the foundational phase of budget formulation proceeds on time.

Dipesh Ghimire

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24 Mar, 2026

Natural Resources Commission Caps Internal Borrowing Ahead of Budget, Stresses Fiscal Discipline

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Natural Resources Commission Caps Internal Borrowing Ahead of Budget, Stresses Fiscal Discipline

Natural Resources Commission Caps Internal Borrowing Ahead of Budget, Stresses Fiscal Discipline As preparations for the fiscal year 2083–84 budget gather pace, the National Natural Resources and Fiscal Commission has recommended a ceiling on internal borrowing for all three tiers of government. The proposed limits, based on macroeconomic conditions, revenue-expenditure projections, and market capacity, aim to maintain fiscal stability while allowing room for necessary public investment.

Dipesh Ghimire

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19 Mar, 2026

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25 Mar, 2026

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Mastering Chart Patterns: The Ultimate Guide to Predicting Market Trends and Boosting Trading Profits

Mastering Chart Patterns: The Ultimate Guide to Predicting Market Trends and Boosting Trading Profits In the ever-evolving world of stock trading, chart patterns have emerged as one of the most powerful tools for predicting market movements and identifying high-probability trading opportunities. The visual representation of these patterns—ranging from bullish continuation setups to bearish reversal formations—provides traders with deep insights into market psychology. By understanding these structures, investors can make informed decisions on when to enter, exit, and manage risk effectively, especially in dynamic markets like NEPSE.

Dipesh Ghimire

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25 Mar, 2026

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Market Analysis: Political Optimism and New Listings Propel NEPSE Valuation Toward Unprecedented Heights

Market Analysis: Political Optimism and New Listings Propel NEPSE Valuation Toward Unprecedented Heights KATHMANDU – In a definitive signal of returning investor confidence, Nepal’s stock market (NEPSE) capitalization has scaled a historic psychological peak, surpassing the Rs 5 trillion mark. The surge reflects a market reacting positively to the promise of political stability and the anticipation of capital market-friendly reforms under a newly formed government. Data provided by the Nepal Stock Exchange confirms that as of Tuesday, the total market capitalization stood at Rs 5.002 trillion, a figure now teetering on the edge of the absolute historical record of Rs 5.009 trillion set in August.

Dipesh Ghimire

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25 Mar, 2026

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Over 10,000 Youth Apply for Startup Loan Scheme, Government Pushes AI-Driven Selection

Over 10,000 Youth Apply for Startup Loan Scheme, Government Pushes AI-Driven Selection Nepal’s government-backed startup loan program has attracted an overwhelming response this fiscal year, with more than 10,000 young entrepreneurs submitting project proposals from across the country. The surge in applications reflects a growing interest among youth in entrepreneurship, even as traditional job opportunities remain limited.

Dipesh Ghimire

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24 Mar, 2026

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Insurance Regulator Penalizes Firms Over Hilton Reinsurance Irregularities

Insurance Regulator Penalizes Firms Over Hilton Reinsurance Irregularities Nepal’s insurance regulator has taken disciplinary action against several companies after identifying irregularities in the reinsurance arrangement related to the Hilton Hotel damage claim. The Nepal Insurance Authority has imposed fines of Rs 200,000 each on Nepal Re’s CEO, Himalayan Reinsurance, and The Oriental Insurance Company, citing violations of regulatory provisions. In a related move, the Authority has suspended the license of Alliant Insurance Brokers for three months, signaling a broader crackdown on procedural lapses within the reinsurance chain. The actions follow an investigation into how risk related to riot and terrorism coverage was handled in the aftermath of damages to the Hilton Hotel during the Gen-Z movement protests.

Dipesh Ghimire

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24 Mar, 2026

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Middle East Tensions Hit Nepal’s Tourism Hard, Sauraha Sees Sharp Decline in Visitors

Middle East Tensions Hit Nepal’s Tourism Hard, Sauraha Sees Sharp Decline in Visitors The escalating military tensions in the Middle East have begun to cast a visible shadow over Nepal’s tourism sector, with one of the country’s key destinations, Sauraha in Chitwan, witnessing a sharp drop in tourist arrivals. Industry stakeholders report that rising airfare costs and concerns over travel safety have forced many international visitors to cancel their trips, disrupting what is typically the peak tourist season.

Dipesh Ghimire

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24 Mar, 2026

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Export Sector Urges Government to Prioritize Investment Promotion in Upcoming Budget

Export Sector Urges Government to Prioritize Investment Promotion in Upcoming Budget A coalition of 35 industry and business associations engaged in Nepal’s export sector has called on the government to incorporate targeted investment promotion and collaboration programs in the upcoming fiscal budget. The demand comes at a time when the country continues to struggle with a widening trade deficit and limited export diversification, prompting stakeholders to push for more structured policy support. The joint appeal focuses on attracting foreign direct investment, strengthening domestic industries, and accelerating export growth. Representatives from various sectors presented detailed insights into the opportunities and constraints within their respective industries, along with recommendations for policy reforms. Their proposals collectively underline the need for a more coordinated and export-oriented economic strategy.

Dipesh Ghimire

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24 Mar, 2026

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Capital Pressure Mounts on Eight Commercial Banks Despite Excess Liquidity

Capital Pressure Mounts on Eight Commercial Banks Despite Excess Liquidity Nepal’s banking sector is facing a growing capital adequacy challenge, even as liquidity remains abundant across the system. According to the Nepal Rastra Bank’s (NRB) financial report up to mid-January (Poush), eight commercial banks are currently under pressure due to weakening capital buffers, limiting their ability to expand lending despite having sufficient funds.

Dipesh Ghimire

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24 Mar, 2026

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Budget Proposals Deadline Set for Mid-April as Nepal Pushes Ahead Despite Political Uncertainty

Budget Proposals Deadline Set for Mid-April as Nepal Pushes Ahead Despite Political Uncertainty Nepal has accelerated preparations for the upcoming fiscal year 2083/84 budget, setting a firm deadline for all line ministries to submit their plans and programs by mid-April (Chaitra 15). According to the government’s budget calendar, ministries are required to upload their proposals through the Line Ministry Budget Information System (LMBIS), ensuring that the foundational phase of budget formulation proceeds on time.

Dipesh Ghimire

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24 Mar, 2026

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Natural Resources Commission Caps Internal Borrowing Ahead of Budget, Stresses Fiscal Discipline

Natural Resources Commission Caps Internal Borrowing Ahead of Budget, Stresses Fiscal Discipline As preparations for the fiscal year 2083–84 budget gather pace, the National Natural Resources and Fiscal Commission has recommended a ceiling on internal borrowing for all three tiers of government. The proposed limits, based on macroeconomic conditions, revenue-expenditure projections, and market capacity, aim to maintain fiscal stability while allowing room for necessary public investment.

Dipesh Ghimire

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19 Mar, 2026

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25 Mar, 2026

Mastering Chart Patterns: The Ultimate Guide to Predicting Market Trends and Boosting Trading Profits

Mastering Chart Patterns: The Ultimate Guide to Predicting Market Trends and Boosting Trading Profits In the ever-evolving world of stock trading, chart patterns have emerged as one of the most powerful tools for predicting market movements and identifying high-probability trading opportunities. The visual representation of these patterns—ranging from bullish continuation setups to bearish reversal formations—provides traders with deep insights into market psychology. By understanding these structures, investors can make informed decisions on when to enter, exit, and manage risk effectively, especially in dynamic markets like NEPSE.

Top

2 min read

Dipesh Ghimire

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25 Mar, 2026

Market Analysis: Political Optimism and New Listings Propel NEPSE Valuation Toward Unprecedented Heights

Market Analysis: Political Optimism and New Listings Propel NEPSE Valuation Toward Unprecedented Heights KATHMANDU – In a definitive signal of returning investor confidence, Nepal’s stock market (NEPSE) capitalization has scaled a historic psychological peak, surpassing the Rs 5 trillion mark. The surge reflects a market reacting positively to the promise of political stability and the anticipation of capital market-friendly reforms under a newly formed government. Data provided by the Nepal Stock Exchange confirms that as of Tuesday, the total market capitalization stood at Rs 5.002 trillion, a figure now teetering on the edge of the absolute historical record of Rs 5.009 trillion set in August.

Top

2 min read

Dipesh Ghimire

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24 Mar, 2026

Over 10,000 Youth Apply for Startup Loan Scheme, Government Pushes AI-Driven Selection

Over 10,000 Youth Apply for Startup Loan Scheme, Government Pushes AI-Driven Selection Nepal’s government-backed startup loan program has attracted an overwhelming response this fiscal year, with more than 10,000 young entrepreneurs submitting project proposals from across the country. The surge in applications reflects a growing interest among youth in entrepreneurship, even as traditional job opportunities remain limited.

Top

2 min read

Dipesh Ghimire

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24 Mar, 2026

Insurance Regulator Penalizes Firms Over Hilton Reinsurance Irregularities

Insurance Regulator Penalizes Firms Over Hilton Reinsurance Irregularities Nepal’s insurance regulator has taken disciplinary action against several companies after identifying irregularities in the reinsurance arrangement related to the Hilton Hotel damage claim. The Nepal Insurance Authority has imposed fines of Rs 200,000 each on Nepal Re’s CEO, Himalayan Reinsurance, and The Oriental Insurance Company, citing violations of regulatory provisions. In a related move, the Authority has suspended the license of Alliant Insurance Brokers for three months, signaling a broader crackdown on procedural lapses within the reinsurance chain. The actions follow an investigation into how risk related to riot and terrorism coverage was handled in the aftermath of damages to the Hilton Hotel during the Gen-Z movement protests.

Top

2 min read

Dipesh Ghimire

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24 Mar, 2026

Middle East Tensions Hit Nepal’s Tourism Hard, Sauraha Sees Sharp Decline in Visitors

Middle East Tensions Hit Nepal’s Tourism Hard, Sauraha Sees Sharp Decline in Visitors The escalating military tensions in the Middle East have begun to cast a visible shadow over Nepal’s tourism sector, with one of the country’s key destinations, Sauraha in Chitwan, witnessing a sharp drop in tourist arrivals. Industry stakeholders report that rising airfare costs and concerns over travel safety have forced many international visitors to cancel their trips, disrupting what is typically the peak tourist season.

Top

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Dipesh Ghimire

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24 Mar, 2026

Export Sector Urges Government to Prioritize Investment Promotion in Upcoming Budget

Export Sector Urges Government to Prioritize Investment Promotion in Upcoming Budget A coalition of 35 industry and business associations engaged in Nepal’s export sector has called on the government to incorporate targeted investment promotion and collaboration programs in the upcoming fiscal budget. The demand comes at a time when the country continues to struggle with a widening trade deficit and limited export diversification, prompting stakeholders to push for more structured policy support. The joint appeal focuses on attracting foreign direct investment, strengthening domestic industries, and accelerating export growth. Representatives from various sectors presented detailed insights into the opportunities and constraints within their respective industries, along with recommendations for policy reforms. Their proposals collectively underline the need for a more coordinated and export-oriented economic strategy.

Top

2 min read

Dipesh Ghimire

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24 Mar, 2026

Capital Pressure Mounts on Eight Commercial Banks Despite Excess Liquidity

Capital Pressure Mounts on Eight Commercial Banks Despite Excess Liquidity Nepal’s banking sector is facing a growing capital adequacy challenge, even as liquidity remains abundant across the system. According to the Nepal Rastra Bank’s (NRB) financial report up to mid-January (Poush), eight commercial banks are currently under pressure due to weakening capital buffers, limiting their ability to expand lending despite having sufficient funds.

Top

3 min read

Dipesh Ghimire

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24 Mar, 2026

Budget Proposals Deadline Set for Mid-April as Nepal Pushes Ahead Despite Political Uncertainty

Budget Proposals Deadline Set for Mid-April as Nepal Pushes Ahead Despite Political Uncertainty Nepal has accelerated preparations for the upcoming fiscal year 2083/84 budget, setting a firm deadline for all line ministries to submit their plans and programs by mid-April (Chaitra 15). According to the government’s budget calendar, ministries are required to upload their proposals through the Line Ministry Budget Information System (LMBIS), ensuring that the foundational phase of budget formulation proceeds on time.

Top

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Dipesh Ghimire

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19 Mar, 2026

Natural Resources Commission Caps Internal Borrowing Ahead of Budget, Stresses Fiscal Discipline

Natural Resources Commission Caps Internal Borrowing Ahead of Budget, Stresses Fiscal Discipline As preparations for the fiscal year 2083–84 budget gather pace, the National Natural Resources and Fiscal Commission has recommended a ceiling on internal borrowing for all three tiers of government. The proposed limits, based on macroeconomic conditions, revenue-expenditure projections, and market capacity, aim to maintain fiscal stability while allowing room for necessary public investment.

Top

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