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Price Discovery in NEPSE: Who Really Decides Stock Prices?
Stock prices in NEPSE rise and fall every trading day, but who actually sets those prices? Is it brokers, big investors, or just demand and supply? This blog explains how price discovery works in Nepal’s stock market, the factors behind it, and what investors can learn about reading the signals.
IPO Pipeline and NEPSE Blocked: How Market Closures Delay Capital Raising in Nepal
Nepal’s recent instability didn’t just disrupt daily trading — it also blocked IPO issuances and delayed the capital-raising process for companies. This blog explores how IPOs were affected, why NEPSE closures hurt investor sentiment, and what this means for Nepal’s capital market.
NEPSE After the Storm: Volatility, Investor Sentiment, and What Comes Next
NEPSE faced a trading halt and a sharp index decline in recent weeks, leaving investors anxious. This blog explores how Nepal’s stock market reacted, sector-wise impacts, and strategies investors can use to navigate ongoing volatility.
Nepal’s Financial System After the Crisis: Liquidity, Credit, and Market Stability
Recent instability in Nepal has disrupted not only the stock market but also the financial system. With NEPSE closures, banking stress, and rising fiscal burdens, liquidity and credit flows are now under pressure. This blog explores how Nepal’s financial sector is adjusting and what investors and businesses should expect next.
Nepal’s Economy Under Pressure: NEPSE and Growth Outlook After Recent Unrest
Nepal’s economy is facing new challenges after recent political and social unrest disrupted markets, halted NEPSE trading, and caused public property damage. With investor confidence shaken and fiscal pressure mounting, the path forward for both the economy and the stock market is uncertain.
After the Fire: How Nepal’s Gen Z Protests Are Reshaping the Economy and NEPSE
Nepal’s Gen Z protests began as resistance against a social media ban but quickly grew into a movement against corruption, nepotism, and weak governance. The unrest left public properties destroyed, Singha Durbar in flames, and NEPSE shut for two days. This blog explores how political instability has rattled investor confidence, disrupted trade, and exposed deep vulnerabilities in Nepal’s economy.
A Youth Prime Minister for Nepal: Hopes and Risks for the Economy and NEPSE
After the Gen Z protests, the idea of a youth Prime Minister has gained momentum in Nepal. For many, this represents a chance to reset governance, fight corruption, and modernize the economy. But what would a younger leader mean for financial reforms, NEPSE stability, and investor confidence?
Flames of Unrest: How Gen Z Protests and Public Property Damage Threaten Nepal’s Economy
The Gen Z protests in Nepal have moved beyond the streets with public property destroyed and a fire at Singha Durbar, the symbol of governance itself. These damages carry a heavy economic cost, straining public finances, investor sentiment, and Nepal’s already fragile economy. This blog explores how destruction of assets translates into losses for the nation and the stock market.
Corruption, Crisis, and Closure: How Nepal’s Gen Z Protests Froze NEPSE
The Gen Z protests in Nepal were not just about a social media ban they were about corruption, nepotism, and youth frustration. As demonstrations escalated, NEPSE was forced to halt trading, leaving investors anxious. This blog explains how corruption-fueled unrest led to a stock market closure and what it signals for investor confidence.
Gen Z Protests Shake Nepal: What the Market Is Feeling Now
The recent youth-led Gen Z protests in Nepal with social media bans, government resignations, and tragic casualties have also rattled financial markets. Discover how NEPSE responded to heightened uncertainty, what triggered the disruptions, and what investors should watch next.
Margin Trading Explained: Rules, Risks, and Rewards for Nepali Investors
Margin trading in NEPSE allows investors to borrow money from brokers to buy more shares than their own capital permits. While it can amplify profits, it also magnifies risks.
Circuit Breakers in NEPSE: How Upper and Lower Limits Protect (and Trap) Traders
Circuit breakers in NEPSE — better known as upper and lower price limits — are designed to protect investors from extreme volatility. But do they always help, or do they sometimes trap traders at the wrong time? Let’s break down how these limits work, why they exist, and what strategies investors can use around them.
