Nepal’s IPO pipeline has continued to expand with four new applications filed since Gopal Prasad Bhatt took charge as SEBON chairman. However, the regulator has not approved a single new IPO during his tenure.
U.S. President Donald Trump has postponed a planned 50% tariff increase on Canadian goods for three days, citing progress in bilateral negotiations and an agreement to finalize key documents.
The Securities Board of Nepal (SEBON) has unveiled the draft of the Margin Loan Transaction Regulations, 2083, seeking to make margin trading more secure, transparent, institutionalized, and risk-based. The proposed framework introduces stricter capital, risk management, technology, investor protection, and reporting requirements for margin lending providers.
The Nepal Stock Exchange (NEPSE) has suspended Beni Securities Pvt. Ltd. (Broker No. 93) for three working days after the brokerage firm failed to complete settlement and clearing procedures within the prescribed timeframe.
The ruling Rastriya Swatantra Party (RSP) has held an internal discussion on the conduct and parliamentary performance of its ministers and lawmakers, with party chair Rabi Lamichhane stressing the need for more disciplined, respectful, and responsible communication in Parliament.
The Nepal Stock Exchange (NEPSE) declined by 19.34 points (0.73%) to close at 2,622.48 on Tuesday, extending its losing streak for a second consecutive session.
Gold prices remained unchanged in the Nepali market on Tuesday, while silver declined slightly by Rs. 15 per tola.
Nepal imported electricity worth Rs. 10.55 billion from India during the last fiscal year to meet domestic demand, particularly during the dry season when hydropower generation declined.
The government’s taxpayer incentive gift scheme has witnessed a sharp rise in consumer participation, with registered bills jumping from 7,077 in the first half of Shrawan to 357,144 in the second half.
Indian Army Chief General Dhiraj Seth held a courtesy meeting with Nepal’s Prime Minister and Defence Minister Balendra Shah at Singha Durbar, with discussions focused on bilateral relations and security concerns.
Nepal Students Union (NSU) activists staged a symbolic protest at Tri-Chandra Campus in Kathmandu, carrying empty LPG cylinders to highlight the ongoing cooking-gas shortage and its impact on students and the public.
The Nepal Stock Exchange (NEPSE) declined by 2.01 points to close at 2,641.82 on Monday, extending its losing streak for a second consecutive session. Despite the marginal decline, market turnover rose to Rs. 5.25 Arba, with more than 11.93 million shares changing hands.