AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoClimate Finance: At COP31, Nepal is pressing for accessible, grant-based funding for a just energy transition and mountain resilience, warning that climate damage is hitting hydropower, agriculture and tourism. Trade: India’s sharply higher anti-dumping duties are putting Nepal’s jute mills under pressure, especially exporters reliant on the Indian market. Capital Markets: Nepal is preparing to introduce intraday share trading as regulators seek public feedback; the move comes after a steep market decline unsettled investors. Public Finances: Nepal Airlines’ aircraft loan has swelled from Rs 34 billion to Rs 55.92 billion, adding to concerns over the national carrier’s debt burden. Exports: Nepali tea shipments through Kakarbhitta nearly doubled, offering a bright spot for exporters. Disaster Recovery: Recent floods caused an estimated Rs 472.66 billion in losses, with reconstruction needs put at Rs 706.65 billion.
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