Gold and silver prices fell in the Nepali market on Thursday, with gold dropping by Rs. 1,200 per tola and silver by Rs. 10.
Finance Minister Dr. Swarnim Wagle has assured that the government will ensure adequate resources for rescue, relief, rehabilitation, and reconstruction following the recent natural disasters.
Margin lending against shares surged 18.34% in FY 2082/83, reaching Rs. 166.50 billion, nearly three times the growth rate of overall bank credit.
Global IME Bank has announced Rs. 5 crore in financial assistance to the Prime Minister’s Disaster Relief Fund to support search and rescue, immediate relief, medical assistance, and long-term rehabilitation efforts for communities affected by the devastating Bhote Koshi flood.
Finance Minister Dr. Swarnim Wagle is set to hold discussions with more than two dozen startups from Nepal’s information technology sector as part of the government’s budget implementation dialogue series.
Gold and silver prices recorded a slight decline in the Nepali market on Tuesday, Bhadra 9.
Improving foreign fund flows and stronger domestic economic indicators are encouraging foreign portfolio investors (FPIs) to increase their exposure to Indian equities.
Gold prices climbed to their highest level in more than three months as a weaker U.S. dollar and pressure on Treasury yields increased demand for the precious metal.

Bitcoin has climbed above the $80,000 mark as fresh inflows into spot Bitcoin ETFs and improving investor risk appetite provide further momentum to the cryptocurrency rally.
The government is preparing legal provisions to make Shrawan 1 (mid-July) the fixed date for announcing Nepal Rastra Bank’s monetary policy from the next fiscal year.
Gold prices continued their upward trend in the Nepali market on Monday, while silver recorded a slight decline.
Financing has been secured for the 860 MW Tila-1 and Tila-2 hydropower projects in Kalikot, paving the way for the construction of two major peaking projects in Karnali Province.