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Nepal
rolls out ambitious AI policy : Policy to ensure
ethical, secure, inclusive AI use, and support
startups and research, by Krishana Prasain (kp
16/08/2025)
Officials
call for stronger push to revive country’s economy
(kh 15/08/2025)
A
coherent policy moment, but will it deliver? The
problem lies with frequent policy reversals, tax
disputes and ambiguous investment rules, by
Shrijya Kaföle (kp 12/08/2025)
Towards
job-creating growth in Nepal : Each World Bank Group
institution offers tools and expertise to aid
Nepal’s economic change, by David Sislen, Imad N
Fakhoury and Ariane Di Iorio (kp 31/07/2025)
Flexible,
Growth-oriented Monetary Policy, by Uttam
Maharjan (rn 15/07/2025)
Economists
call new monetary policy a ‘dead-end fix for a
struggling economy’, by Narayan Aryal (kh
14/07/2025)
Upcoming
monetary policy: A roadmap for economic development,
by Laxman Neupane and Yagya Joshi (ae 02/07/2025)
The
key to unlocking FDI in Nepal, by Randhir
Chaudhary (kh 29/06/2025)
Missing
links in startup ecosystem : Strengthening it
requires collaboration among universities, the
government and the private sectors, by Roshee
Lamichane (kp 20/06/2025)
Monetary
policy: A key tool of the economy, by Shanker
Man Singh (ae 19/06/2025)
Nepal’s
Dark Future: Blind to the Post-Labor Economy, by
Bimal Pratap Shah (rep 09/06/2025)
Nepal's
fiscal policy: Priorities in the changing world
economic order, by Yagya B Karki (ht 02/06/2025)
Time
to relax capital controls : The question for Nepal
is not whether to relax capital controls, but rather
when and how to do so, by Chandani Thapa (kp
30/05/2025)
Nepal
eyes tourism, economic boost with new digital nomad
visa policy : The proposed policy allows remote
workers to live, work, open bank accounts, and even
register vehicles in Nepal, with infrastructure
development and tax provisions to attract
high-earning global talent, by Krishana Prasain
( kp 28/05/2025)
Government
unveils three-year economic reform action plan
(ae 26/05/2025)
Nepal
renews push to revive long-defunct factories amid
fiscal concerns : Cabinet endorses investment
strategy for the shuttered factories. Expert
committee to submit a report within three months,
by Krishana Prasain (kp 08/05/2025)
Economic
Reform Commission report: Will it also gather dust
in the cupboard?, by Jiba Raj Pokharel (ht
23/04/2025)
Can
Nepal's Ailing Economy Be Cured?, by Ballav
Dahal (rn 14/04/2025)
Economic
reform panel calls for urgent policy push to boost
demand (rep 11/04/2025)
IMF
completes fifth review of Nepal’s extended credit
facility : IMF Deputy Managing Director Bo Li
acknowledged Nepal’s continued recovery and overall
performance under the programme, despite political
uncertainties and flood-related disruptions (kp
17/03/2025), IMF
to Nepal: act on FATF gray listing (ae
17/03/2025)
Migration
misunderstood: Nepal’s self-inflicted crisis, by
Nirmal Aryal (ae 11/03/2025)
Nepal
lacks microeconomic analysis, by Rojen Budha
Shrestha (ae 27/02/2025)
Link
Academia with Industry (rep 26/02/2025)
Green
Economy A Priority (sp 21/02/2025)
Towards
demand-led growth : Nepal's plans and programmes
focus more on easing the supply side. This must be
corrected, by Vidyadhar Mallik (kp 17/01/2025)
The
power of economic reform : Nepali economy can learn
a lot from the reform and growth of the Indian
economy, by Achyut Wagle (kp 31/12/2024)
Nepal
2050: A Trillion-Dollar Economy, by
Manmohan Parkash (kh 11/12/2024)
Nepal’s
green economy: Pioneering sustainable growth, by
Sangram Bahadur Shah (ae 05/12/2024)
Economic
management deficit : Overdependence on import-based
revenue is antithetical to making the economy
self-sustainable, by Achyut Wagle (kp
03/12/2024) [The constant
change in government responsibility between three
incompetent and power-hungry patriarchal high-caste
politicians prevents political stability, which in
turn is a basic prerequisite for successful economic
management!]
Badly-needed
economic
reforms: Some
suggestions,
by Rewat
Bahadur Karki
(ht
30/11/2024)
Economic
costs of
leaders’ rants
: Directives
without
well-defined
vision cannot
stop the
economy’s
downward
spiral, by
Achyut Wagle
(kp
19/11/2024)
Nepal
signs business
deal with
India on 4
fuel projects
: Nepal
promises
transition to
clean energy,
which it will
have in
abundance, but
it is building
a slew of
petroleum
projects, a
mockery of its
green policy
(kp
04/10/2024) [??]
Finance
ministry
unveils
100-day action
plan,
announces
formation of
economic
reform
commission
(rep
16/08/2024)
Monetary
policy blunder
: Bringing out
the policy a
week later
than the
scheduled time
doesn’t boost
the confidence
of foreign
investors,
by Paban Raj
Pandey (kp
05/08/2024), Bullish
In The Stock
Market (sp
09/08/2024)
NTIS
fails to prop
up export of
high-value
products : A
year after
rolling out
the Nepal
Trade
Integration
Strategy, the
slow pace of
export
increment may
hit Nepal’s
LDC graduation
plan, by
Krishana
Prasain (kp
04/08/2024)
Implementing
Provisions Of Monetary
Policy, by Uttam
Maharjan (rn 01/08/2024),
Monetary
politics : Nepal
Rastra Bank
eased monetary
policy under
corporate
pressure, but
that does not
fix structural
woes (nt
02/08/2024)
Monetary
policy orchestration :
The policy has blatantly
failed to reinvigorate
the small-and-medium-
enterprise (SME)
ecosystem, by Achyut
Wagle (kp 30/07/2024)
Navigating
Nepal's Transition From LDC
Status, by Aastha Pokhrel
(rn 27/07/2024)
Increase in FDI vs
Inflation Control, by Nisha Jha (kh
24/07/2024)
Nepal’s
rollercoaster policies: A threat to industrial
stability, by Srija Khanal (kh 14/06/2024)
Translating
policy objectives into actionable strategies,
by Srija Khanal (kh 22/05/2024)
Economic
Challenges and Fiscal Responsibility, by
Kalyan Shrestha (kh 16/05/2024)
Blaming
NRB and Monetary Policy is Inappropriate, by
Mahaprasad Adhikari (kh 10/05/2024), The
Imperative of Correlating Finance and Monetary
Policy, by Madhu Marasini (kh 10/05/2024)
Chasing
the FDI mirage : Nepal must ruthlessly review
its dismal performance in attracting a sizable
foreign direct investment, by Achyut Wagle
(kp 09/04/2024)
‘Worry’
as Nepal’s forex reserves soar to record Rs1.84
trillion : Huge reserves mean lack of investment
and may lead to further decline in economic
growth, say experts, by Krishana Prasain (kp
11/03/2024)
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