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Nepal’s
economic growth suffers from a lack
of vision : Growth does not tell the
full story of the economy unless it
considers how it is generated and
distributed, by Bijendra Man
Shakya (kp 06/09/2026)
Economic
Policy Needs One Direction, Not Many
(rep 11/08/2026)
Electoral
mandates alone cannot fix Nepal’s
structural economic fragility :
Arrogance about a political majority
amid structurally paralysed markets
is a dangerous illusion for those in
power, by Durga Gautam (kp
07/08/2026)
Can
Nepal’s Agriculture Policy 2026
confront decades of stagnation in
farming? Everything you need to know
: The National Agriculture Policy,
2026, lays out an ambitious roadmap
to modernise farming, curb food
imports and revive a sector that has
endured decades of stagnation
despite employing most Nepalis,
by Binod Dhakal (nn 06/08/2026)
Two
captains, no rudder: The structural
strain of Nepal’s economic policy
drift : While Rs 2.12 trillion in
remittances papers over a Rs 1.78
trillion trade deficit, parallel
tracks at Singha Durbar create
regulatory ambiguity that deters
real investment, by Binod Dhakal
(nn 05/08/2026)
Capital
for economic growth: Agencies in the
production function , by YB
Thapa and Urmila Aryal (ht 03/08/2026)
Five
dozen bananas and the cost of bad
policy : The seizure of five dozen
bananas at the Nepal-India border is
more than an isolated incident—it
reveals how economic policies can
disrupt citizens' lives when
implemented without the supporting
systems needed to make them work,
by Shakti Kumar Banskar (nn
26/07/2026)
Raised
$4 billion. Time for a new round : There is no
better time than now for Finance Minister Wagle to
hit the road to showcase his vision for Nepal’s
economic prosperity and ask international investors
to commit their capital and resources to Nepal,
by Suman Joshi (kp 22/07/2026)
Accord
Priority To Economic Diplomacy, by Yuba Nath
Kamsal (rn 22/07/2026)
Wagle’s
reform fails to revive economy (ae 18/07/2026)
Farms
and tourism trails wait. Will the Balen government
walk the talk?, by Akhilesh Tripathi (rep
15/07/2026)
The
case for Nepal’s sovereign wealth funds to attract
FDI : Nepal can reach its goal of becoming a $100
billion economy in five years by adopting innovative
tax policies to build a foreign sovereign wealth
fund, and by creating a friendly business climate,
by Abi Man Joshi (kp 10/07/2026)
Stakeholders
call for flexible monetary policy to revive Nepal’s
slowing economy (kh 05/07/2026)
NEF
calls for enabling policy framework for Nepal's
growing gig economy (ht 22/06/2026)
Transforming
Investment Into Productivity , by Rajan Krishna
Panta (rn 21/06/2026)
The
Economics of Greenery: Linking Biodiversity to Jobs
and Growth : Nepal cannot transform its greenery
into prosperity unless plant conservation is linked
with local employment, revenue, and sustainable
utilization, by Reshu Bashyal (nn 16/06/2026)
Kantipur
Economic Summit highlights push for reforms, policy
stability and private-sector-led growth : Finance
minister says upcoming budget will prioritise
digital economy, while business leaders warn policy
uncertainty is discouraging investment, by
Abiral Gautam (kp 14/05/2026)
Beyond
the Headline Numbers: What the Report Shows and What
It Misses : A critical reading of the Ministry of
Finance’s latest report reveals not just what is
said, but what is left unsaid, by Ram C Acharya
(rep 08/05/2026)
Why
Nepal needs economic reconstruction : The country
must stop treating agriculture, industry, energy and
IT as competing silos, by Nischal Dhungel (kp
03/05/2026)
Execute
Economic Diplomacy For Growth, by Sunil Kumar
Poudyal (rn 24/04/2026)
The
essence of statecraft is not economics : Economic
prosperity is part and parcel of statecraft, not the
be-all and end-all of it, by Sucheta Pyakuryal
(kp 19/04/2026)
$100 billion
economy? The RSP needs to keep politics in check to
boost the economy, by Sonia Awale (nt
17/04/2026)
Balen
government’s economic policy driven by NC legacy,
by Narayan Aryal (kh 09/04/2026)
Wagle’s
road to the economic reform, by Laxman Neupane
and Ayush R Arjyal (ae 03/04/2026)
Economic
reform tops agenda as new government sets ambitious
growth targets : Finance Minister Wagle outlines
policy overhaul, pledges institutional reforms and
accelerated growth amid fiscal challenges, by
Yagya Banjade (kp 30/03/2026)
Why
Nepal’s economic diplomacy underperforms : Policy
and strategy alone do not work when action is too
little and too late, by Chandra Ghimire (kp
30/03/2026)
Align
trade policy with nutrition, experts urge as food
imports surge : High child malnutrition, rising
import dependency, and policy disconnects undermine
food security (kp 27/03/2026)
Economic
empowerment and the foundation of stability, by
Pankaj Banskota (ae 27/03/2026)
Nepal
in a Tariff Trap: Navigating Protectionism in a
Globalized World, by Jagrit Kanodia (rep
01/02/2026)
Strengthening
public financial management : The PFM system needs
to be reoriented towards fiscal discipline and
productive investment, by Nishant Khanal (kp
28/01/2026)
The
promise of freelance : The future of freelancing in
Nepal is bright, but we also need to nurture it
intentionally, by Sailesh Dhungana (kp
27/01/2026)
IT’s
time to go global : Nepal has shifted from
restricting outward investment to regulating it and
must now focus on reform, by Subin Adhikari and
Shreesh Tripathi (kp 25/01/2026)
Growing
Debt, Slowing Reforms (rep 23/01/2026)
Missing
roadmap to economic revival In Nepal, by Navita
Srikant (sp 26/12/2025)
Nepal’s
Remittance Boom : With remittances surging,
channeling investment into productive sectors
becomes crucial (rep 18/12/2025)
‘Nepal
must prioritise stability and rule-based governance
to unlock private investment’, interview with
ADB’s Nepal chief Arnaud Cauchois (kp 30/11/2025)
Mobilizing
Remittance Liquidity for Global Influence: A Rare
Opportunity for Nepal, by Pravesh Rijal (nn
25/11/2025)
Nepal’s
remittance equilibrium : Liquidity trap is not a
technical problem; it is a governance crisis
demanding political courage, by Nishant Khanal
(kp 14/11/2025)
Global
apparel brands stall Nepal plans amid instability :
A successful India-US tariff deal could narrow
Nepal’s chance in attracting foreign investors.
Their tariff talks are due to conclude this month,
by Krishana Prasain (kp 04/11/2025)
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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