Nepal News Evening Economic Brief – February 12, 2026
Summary
Nepal's stock market rebounded with an Rs 11.10 billion turnover as SEBON allows share purchases on loan. The World Bank launched a fiscal dashboard for transparency, and the Asian Development Bank appointed a new South Asia Director General. The government plans a 10% fare cut for electric vehicles to promote green energy.
Key Points
- Nepal Stock Exchange closed higher with Rs 11.10 billion turnover, rebounding after four days of decline.
- SEBON introduced Margin Trading Facility, allowing loans for share purchases starting tomorrow.
- World Bank launched the Nepal Fiscal Dashboard to improve transparency in public financial management.
- The Department of Transport Management proposes a 10% fare cut for electric vehicles to encourage green energy usage.
