AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoElectricity Trading: The government has begun issuing letters of intent to companies seeking to enter power trading, allowing them to study markets and potential buyers. They cannot trade electricity yet, and the licensing framework is still pending. Capital Markets: SEBON has formed a committee to develop new instruments, including bonds, ETFs and REITs, and explore derivatives—aiming to reduce the market’s reliance on shares. Market Pulse: NEPSE rose 2.13% after Dashain, adding Rs 96 billion to market value as average daily turnover climbed to Rs 6.94 billion. Trade and Investment: Exports jumped 57% to Rs 114.28 billion in the first quarter, but imports rose 38%, widening the trade deficit 34.7% to Rs 532.5 billion. Nepal also approved 94 foreign investment projects worth Rs 5.11 billion. LDC Graduation: The UN has extended Nepal’s preparatory period until November 2029, giving the country more time for reforms before leaving the least developed country category. Public Debt: Nepal’s debt has exceeded Rs 3 trillion, with rising repayment costs squeezing development spending.
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