NEPSE gains 7.73 points to close at 2796.43, though daily turnover dipped to Rs 4.74 billion on Monday.
CDSC board appoints Kanchan Sapkota as Acting Chief following the removal of Pravin Pandak due to administrative policy concerns
Sanima Capital opens subscriptions for its 10-year closed-end mutual fund, aiming to raise Rs 1 billion starting Baisakh 24.
Snow Rivers Limited opens its IPO for the general public on Baisakh 29, offering 778,125 shares at Rs 100 each.
NEPSE rises 6.50 points in Monday's pre-open session, reaching 2795.21 with a turnover of Rs 23 million.
Nepali bullion market hits record highs as gold climbs to Rs 300,500 and silver reaches Rs 5,045 today.
Nepal Rastra Bank (NRB) has released the official foreign exchange rates for Sunday, April 26, 2026. The US Dollar is trading at a selling rate of Rs. 151.10, while the British Pound has surpassed Rs. 204. NRB noted that while these are official benchmarks, rates at commercial banks may vary based on market demand.
International geopolitical tensions between the US, Israel, and Iran have halted the import of 94,000 tons of chemical fertilizer already purchased by Nepal. With global prices doubling, the government has made an urgent formal request to India for 150,000 tons via a Government-to-Government (G2G) mechanism to prevent a crisis during the upcoming rice-planting season.
MetLife Nepal has officially expanded its operations to Jumla, marking a significant step in bringing insurance services to remote communities. By opening a new agency office and partnering with local social organizations for educational support, the company aims to enhance both financial security and digital literacy in the Karnali region.
Rastriya Banijya Bank (RBB) has signed a strategic agreement with Nepal Clearing House Limited (NCHL) to roll out NepalPay Card services. As a principal member of the National Card Switch, the state-owned bank aims to leverage its massive nationwide network to provide customers with an accessible and indigenous digital payment solution.
Nabil Bank Limited has officially denied social media claims regarding a breach of customer transaction data. The bank clarified that any information referenced in recent news reports was accessed through legal investigative channels, not an unauthorized leak, and reaffirmed its commitment to international data security standards.
The Securities Board of Nepal (SEBON) has cautioned the public against purchasing "Pre-IPO" shares through informal channels like WhatsApp, Facebook, and SMS. The regulator clarified that selling such shares to the general public is illegal, warning that any public offering to more than 50 people requires prior formal approval from the board.