The share of QR payments, mobile banking, and faster payments has been rising, while ATM withdrawals are decreasing.

Here is a snapshot of what happened at the stock market this week.

PM Oli presented the award in a special ceremony

Five-day event to showcase over 100 stalls, diverse cuisines, national musical acts, and youth-focused programmes.

131 companies see declines while 113 gain; total trading volume crosses 11.38 million shares

But ongoing tariff rises may cause a global economic downturn, affecting Nepal’s tourism receipts and remittances, and less foreign aid could impact growth.

154 companies see share prices rise, while 90 recorded losses.

The company says its quick rise in domestic market comes amid growing demand for affordable and locally available tech accessories.

Over 120 individuals have secured permits as of Tuesday, and operators expect the number to top 500 this spring.

Recognition covers eight products. According to exporters, it will benefit farmers, producers by cutting hassles, costs.

221 companies see share prices fall, while 23 recorded gains.

The economic slowdown has led to the closure of 386 brick factories, 76,000 job losses.

The two-wheeler has a 4,800-watt motor capability, with a top speed of 80 km/hour, the company said in a statement. It has a range of 150 km at full charge, including features like smart positioning and anti-theft.

A 64-year-old Chandra Kant Sapkota becomes a jujube farming pioneer in Chitwan. He supplies around 20 quintals of the fruit daily to Kathmandu.

During the January IGC meeting in Kathmandu, the Indian side agreed to expedite the certification process.

Here is a snapshot of what happened at the stock market this week.

The World Bank has warned that Nepal’s placement on the FATF Grey List could harm its international transactions and financial reputation.

The company announced that this initiative aims to help industries and businesses reduce diesel consumption and transition toward decarbonisation through smart grid development.

Stock prices of 93 companies rose, while 151 companies saw a decline on Thursday.

Due to a bumper harvest, markets struggle to absorb the supply, resulting in one of the lowest prices in decades.