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Khatapana Daily updates for 12th July 2024

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July 12, 2024 1 min read

Reviewed by Kailash Panday, Chartered Accountant & Corporate Lawyer

Khatapana Daily updates for 12th July 2024

💰 Gold prices have surged by Rs 1800, bringing the price to Rs 146,070 per tola today. The fluctuations in gold prices are significant for investors and the market.

⚡ Several major industries including Reliance Spinning Mills, Ghorahi Cement, Arghakhanchi Cement, Jagdamba Synthetic, and Hulas Steel are threatening NEA to restore power or face consequences. This underscores the critical nature of reliable energy supply for industrial operations.

🔌 What immediate steps should NEA take to address these power issues? 🏭 How can Nepal ensure a stable power supply to support its growing industrial sector?

📉 The outflow of remittances from Nepal has reached 5.787 billion rupees in the first 11 months of FY 2080/81. Remittances play a crucial role in the economy, and this outflow raises important questions.

🌍 What are the primary reasons for the significant outflow of remittances? 💡 How can Nepal create a more conducive environment to retain and effectively utilize remittances?

🏦 Deposits at Global IME Bank have crossed 5 trillion rupees. This milestone reflects the bank’s growth and the confidence of depositors.

📊 What strategies has Global IME Bank implemented to achieve this significant growth in deposits? 💬 How can other financial institutions learn from Global IME Bank’s success to boost their own growth?

💵 The IMF has approved $41.3 million to Nepal under an extended credit facility. This funding is aimed at supporting Nepal’s economic recovery and development efforts.

 

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