AGP Executive Report
Last update: 12 hours agoMarket and Trade: NEPSE climbed 21.32 points to 2,621 on Wednesday, led by banking shares, though turnover fell to Rs 4.13 billion. Nepal’s home minister also raised BIS certification hurdles facing Nepali exporters in talks with India; no timeline for a fix was announced. Energy and Infrastructure: The national grid reached remote Hatiya in Sankhuwasabha, bringing more reliable power to homes, public services and cottage industries. Separately, the Budhi Gandaki floods damaged four hydropower projects, along with roads and bridges. Business Climate: The IMF projects Nepal’s economy will grow 3.6% in fiscal 2026/27, citing risks from higher oil prices and geopolitical tensions. Consumer Services: Nepal’s telecom regulator fined 14 internet providers Rs 50,000 each for charging above approved rates or selling unapproved packages. Supply Watch: Authorities are stepping up fuel monitoring for the festivals as LPG demand rises; Jhapa officials say supply there remains adequate.
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