AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoEnergy Trade: The government will let private firms prepare for cross-border electricity trading, opening a new role beyond power generation. Letters of intent allow market research and deal preparation, not immediate trading. Disaster Finance: Nepal and the World Bank will assess a catastrophe bond to provide rapid funds after a major earthquake, as the country seeks stronger financial protection against disasters. Trade Imbalance: Mustang customs recorded Rs 19.4 billion in imports in under three months, largely as flood-disrupted routes shifted cargo to Korala; exports through the crossing were just Rs 3.78 million. Economic Pulse: Inflation reached 6.34 percent in mid-September, while remittances rose 23.9 percent to Rs 436 billion in the first two months of the fiscal year. NEPSE extended its rally to seven sessions, closing at 2,634. Business Access: Women entrepreneurs are bringing products from more than 100 businesses under the “Ma Udhyami” collective brand, aiming to build recognition and expand market reach. Digital Services: Nepal Telecom launched an annual 30 Mbps fibre package for Rs 4,999, while the central bank raised festive-season wallet loading limits to encourage digital payments.
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