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Gold price increases by Rs 1,300

November 11, 2021

KATHMANDU: The price of gold has increased by Rs 1,300 per tola in the domestic market on Thursday. With the increase of Rs 1, 300, the price of precious yellow metal has reached Rs 94,000 per tola, the Federation of Nepal Gold and Silver Dealers’ Association. Earlier on Wednesday,...

Gold price increases by Rs 1,500 on Monday

Gold price increases by Rs 1,500 on Monday

Nepal Rastra Bank takes action against 3 commercial banks

Nepal Rastra Bank takes action against 3 commercial banks

Unseasonal rains damage paddy crops planted in 200,000 hectares of land

Unseasonal rains damage paddy crops planted in 200,000 hectares of land

Banks and financial institutions start slashing interest rates

Banks and financial institutions start slashing interest rates

Govt to provide Rs10, 000 each for 500,000 poor households before Dashain

Govt to provide Rs10, 000 each for 500,000 poor households before Dashain

Budget crisis takes toll on banks and consumers

Budget crisis takes toll on banks and consumers

Indian private company’s train arrives in Nepal for first time with containers

Indian private company’s train arrives in Nepal for first time with containers

Government hikes excise duty, road tax on two-wheelers

Government hikes excise duty, road tax on two-wheelers

Government allocates Rs 1 trillion for health sector

Government allocates Rs 1 trillion for health sector

MCC Vice President Sumar meets FinMin Sharma

MCC Vice President Sumar meets FinMin Sharma

Government unveils new budget of Rs 1.63 trillion through replacement bill

Government unveils new budget of Rs 1.63 trillion through replacement bill

Government to revise budget introduced by Oli-led government thru ordinance

Government to revise budget introduced by Oli-led government thru ordinance

Development banks earned attractive profit than commercial banks

Development banks earned attractive profit than commercial banks

Seven government agencies spend 7 billion more than approved budget

Seven government agencies spend 7 billion more than approved budget

NEPSE CEO Chandra Singh Saud resigns

NEPSE CEO Chandra Singh Saud resigns

95 percent suggestions are for directly elected presidential system

95 percent suggestions are for directly elected presidential system

EPF Chief Administrator Tulasi Prasad Gautam sacked

EPF Chief Administrator Tulasi Prasad Gautam sacked

SSACEIF calls Nepali enterprises to grab opportunity

SSACEIF calls Nepali enterprises to grab opportunity

Government to set up help desks at all local levels for domestic loan

Government to set up help desks at all local levels for domestic loan

Govt committed to bring more programmes to revive economy hit hard by Covid-19

Govt committed to bring more programmes to revive economy hit hard by Covid-19

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