- Saturday, 25 April 2026
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2,000 plus LP gas bullets imported in last 45 days from Birgunj customs point
Amid a shortage of cooking gas in the market in the wake of the evolving situation in West Asia, a total of 2,136 LP gas bullets were imported to Nepal via the Birgunj customs point in the past one and a half months.
Honey from Tanahu reaching international market brings cheers to beekeepers
As the honey produced in Thaprek and Dagam of Shuklagandaki Municipality-1 here began to be marketed internationally, the local farmers have become excited and are increasingly attracted to beekeeping.
China’s trade machine shifts up gear
Data from China’s Ministry of Commerce shows that newly established foreign-invested enterprises nationwide rose a robust 25.5% year-on-year in January, with actual foreign investment in R&D and design services surging 175.1%.
Market monitoring of cooking gas in Sunsari
Monitoring committee coordinator Krishna Subedi informed that the market monitoring was conducted in response to the complaints of black marketing of cooking gas. The team inspected five cooking gas outlets.
Empowering Global South: Chinese Agricultural Machinery in Motion
Chinese agricultural machinery is making its way into fields across the world. From rice paddies in Indonesia to sugarcane fields in Kenya, Chinese farm equipment is transforming how these countries grow, harvest, and process their crops, turning labor-intensive hardship into efficient, productive agriculture.
Finance Minister, private sector representatives dwell on economy
Finance Minister Rameshore Prasad Khanal held a meeting with the private sector representatives today to discuss contemporary economic issues.
Liquor shop set on fire, property worth nearly Rs. 2 mln damaged
According to Pramod Mahato, proprietor of Pappu Traders near the incident site, CCTV footage has shown an unidentified person who covered his face, sprinkled a petrol-like substance inside the shop, set it on fire, and ran towards the east.
Global Economic Governance Reform and China's Response
The spread of unilateralism and protectionism, coupled with the convergence of anti-globalization sentiment and geopolitical rivalry, has eroded the foundations of the multilateral trading system and accelerated the reorganization of global industrial and supply chains.
Seven months' foreign trade marked by Rs 955 billion deficit
In the first seven months of the current fiscal year, the country's foreign trade transactions stood at Rs 1,291.63 billion, while the deficit surpassed Rs 955 billion.
Police requests bearing invoice with goods during cross-border transport
Nepal Police have requested businesspersons and vehicle operators to bear invoices for the goods transported via Rasuwa Gadhi checkpoint.
Birgunj customs records Rs 18 billion worth of motor imports in six months
According to Birgunj Customs Office information officer Uday Singh Bista, imports of motor vehicles and their parts increased significantly this year, resulting in revenue collection of Rs 13.98 billion from these imports alone. During the corresponding period last fiscal year, revenue collected from such imports stood at Rs 10.21 billion.
Gold hitting historical highs and growing gold reserves
Gold is not alone. The entire precious-metals complex turns bullish. Silver is enjoying its strongest start to a year since records began in 1972, trading near $114 an ounce, up about 60% year to date, after a staggering 150% gain in 2025. Platinum and palladium have also hit record highs of over $2,000.
5-year financial sector reform strategy comes into force
A 5-year financial sector development strategy prepared for a robust and inclusive financial system has come into force. The strategy has aimed at contributing to economic prosperity.
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