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Nepal Is Sending Fewer Workers But Receiving More Money
Nepalis abroad sent home Rs 2.36 trillion in FY2025/26 even as new labour departures fell nearly 49% from their peak. The divergence reveals a remittance economy increasingly powered by workers who are already abroad.
NEPSE Recovers to 2624 as SBL Leads Market Activity
NEPSE rose 11.93 points to 2,624.36 as the market absorbed the new securities tax while Siddhartha Bank’s 20% dividend proposal drove the day’s biggest trading activity.
SEBON’s Short Selling Plan Faces Nepal’s Liquidity Problem
SEBON’s proposed covered short selling could improve price discovery in Nepal but thin trading volumes, circuit limits and the lack of a lending pool could limit where the reform actually works.
NEPSE Reverses After Record Rally as New 5% Securities Tax Looms
NEPSE fell 21.19 points after yesterday’s record rally with breadth collapsing as the index was rejected at 2,629–2,633.
NEPSE Surges 49 Points as Rs 8.29 Arab Floods Into the Market
NEPSE surged 48.57 points to 2,633.62 on record turnover, overwhelming breadth and the first bullish technical majority of the coverage.
Nepal’s Dividend Season Has a Hidden Problem: Not Every Dividend Pays Cash
Six of 22 dividend declarations over the past two seasons paid no cash at all, the “cash dividend” only covered tax on bonus shares showing how misleading headline dividend percentages can be.
Bonus Shares vs Rights Shares: What Nepali Investors Need to Know
Bonus shares don’t make you richer but ignoring a rights issue can cost you. Here’s how both affect your shares, wealth, returns and tax.
NEPSE Rebounds But Who Is Buying?
NEPSE jumped 27.94 points as breadth hit a record 7.65 but institutional block activity remained unusually thin.
Why Nepal’s Hydropower Stocks Move Together
Nepal has over 110 listed hydropower companies yet their shares often move together despite owning different plants raising a bigger question about how the sector is structured.
NEPSE Breaks 2,543 as Selling Deepens Despite Rs 4 Arab Turnover
NEPSE fell for a second straight session as 2,542.77 support broke, breadth deteriorated and heavy turnover confirmed distribution.
Nepal’s Share-Backed Loans Are Built on a Price That Often Isn’t Real
Nepal’s 80% margin lending rule relies on thinly traded share prices creating hidden valuation and liquidity risks for banks.
NEPSE’s Breakout Gets Sold as 2,550 Fails to Hold
NEPSE’s reform rally hit the 2,550 wall as the index fell 0.60% on heavy Rs 4.20 arab turnover with 192 stocks declining and selling pressure spreading across the market.
