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Monday, November 11, 2013
Saturday, November 9, 2013
Superhit Nepali Item Video Songs Indira Joshi Nepali Movie Song - Aago Salkauna
Superhit Nepali Item Video Songs Indira Joshi Nepali Movie Song - Aago Salkauna
Indira Joshi Hot Nepali Movie Song - Aago Salkauna - Superhit Nepali Item Video Songs 2013
Indira Joshi Hot Nepali Movie Song - Aago Salkauna - Superhit Nepali Item Video Songs 2013
Jhalmalaudo roop mero from Nepali film "Dhukuti" - Item song By Anju Pant
Jhalmalaudo roop mero from Nepali film "Dhukuti" - Item song By Anju Pant
बबाल म्युजिक भिडियो झल्मलाउदो जवानी Nepali film "Dhukuti" - HOT Item song(भिडियो)"►
बबाल म्युजिक भिडियो झल्मलाउदो जवानी Nepali film "Dhukuti" - HOT Item song(भिडियो)"►
Rajjo - New Theatrical Trailer - HD - Kangana Ranaut
With the Rajjo fever kicking in, catch the New Theatrical Trailer of the film and get a further sneak peek into the world of this Musical Love Story.
bomb planted for prachanda
जता जता प्रचण्ड तेतै तेतै बम, प्रचण्डलाई लक्षित गर्दै रौतहटमा बम, भिडियो हेर्न को लागि यो लिन्क मा क्लिक गर्नु होस !!
Friday, November 8, 2013
Wednesday, August 28, 2013
Rupee freefall continues; now 105.31 against USD
The depreciating Nepali rupee set another record against the US dollar when it slipped to an all-time low of 105.31 on Tuesday. The Nepal Rastra Bank (NRB) has fixed the reference exchange rate for Wednesday at Rs 105.31 per dollar .
According to bankers, the greenback was traded at more than Rs 105 per dollar on Tuesday. The US dollar has become expensive by more than Rs 10 in a month’s time, resulting in imported goods becoming expensive, while those going abroad for studies are having to pay more and the remittance inflow has gone up. Nepal Oil Corporation (NOC) and Nepal Electricity Authority (NEA), the two cash-strapped public enterprises, have also been forced to pay more for the purchase of oil and electricity.
While the NOC said its monthly loss is expected to go up to Rs 1.5 billion from the current Rs 1.06 billion, the NEA said its monthly loss has increased by Rs 50 million as it has to pay the Khimti and Bhotekoshi hydropower projects in US dollar .
“Imported goods have, however, not become as expensive as it should have been at this exchange rate due to availability of stocks,” said Keshav Bahadur Rayamajhi, first vice-president of the Nepal Trans-Himalayan Border Commerce Association, a grouping of traders importing goods from China.
“However, goods being imported for the upcoming festivals will definitely be expensive by 30-35 percent.”
He said orders for the Dashain festival have decreased by 20-25 percent as compared to last year, following speculations that sales would dip due to the increased prices. Nepal mainly imports readymade garments, textiles, shoes, cosmetics and electronics for the festive season. The government has decided to boost market monitoring, following suspicions that traders have hiked prices of those goods that they have in stock.
“Market monitoring agencies have been directed to speed up monitoring to check the prices,” chief economic advisor at the Finance Ministry Chiranjeevi Nepal said.
According to banks, the trend of opening letter of credit L/C has seen a fall, while forward booking of exchange rate has increased and traders are making early payments.
Chief Executive Officer of Himalayan Bank Limited Ashoke Rana said that the L/C opening trend has gone down by 10-12 percent as compared to the same period last year. “The remittance inflow has, however, increased modestly, as families of migrant workers here get more in domestic currency,” he said.
An official of Nepal Investment Bank Limited said there has been a good rise in forward bookings of exchange rates and the trend of making payments earlier than schedule due to the volatility of the exchange rate.
“Traders can settle the payments within five
days after the L/C document comes from abroad. But traders are now making payments by demanding the photocopy of the documents through the fax system,” the official said. Traders and industrialists, however, complained that banks have been charging higher for forward booking of exchange rates.
The rupee fall has also hit industries as a majority of them here depend on imported raw materials, while their operation costs have now gone up.
Vice-president of the Confederation of Nepalese Industry Hari Bhakta Sharma said the cost of production has gone up by 15-20 percent.
Due to heavy dependence of industries on imported raw materials, even exporters who usually benefit from the depreciation of the domestic currency are not benefiting adequately this time around.
Lanka Man Roka, a carpet exporter, said they are not making good profit from exports as their cost of production has gone up.
An official at the Education Consultancies Association of Nepal (ECAN) said the rising dollar has led to fees in colleges abroad going up, while tickets for travel to foreign countries have become expensive.
However, as the rise of the US dollar starts taking its toll on the country’s economy, both the Nepal government and the Nepal Rastra Bank are in a wait-and-see mode.
Even as the domestic currency’s peg with the Indian currency is mainly responsible for the current exchange rates, both the government and the central bank have said there will be no immediate review of the peg system.
No currency peg change: NRB guv
NRB Governor Yubaraj Khatiwada on Tuesday said the domestic currency’s peg will not see a change. “Doing so will neither be timely nor beneficial for the country,” he said at the Power Summit 2013 here. “Yes, this peg withholding has limitations, but it has also served better than other alternatives.”
NRB’s Chief of the Research Department Min Bahadur Shrestha said the peg change would bring about further instability at a time when the exchange rate is already unstable. “Such a change can be considered only when the country’s economic fundamentals such as growth, inflation and status of trade remain stronger,” he said. (PR)
Source: The Kathmandu Post
Wednesday, July 10, 2013
(Mega IPO update) 31 unit shares for Rs 50 k and 36 units for Rs one lakh investors; applications worth Rs 15,000 or below through lottery
(Mega IPO update) 31 unit shares for Rs 50 k and 36 units for Rs one lakh investors; applications worth Rs 15,000 or below through lottery
ShareSansar, JULY 11:
Mega Bank has fixed the number of shares to be allotted to different categories of applicants in its Initial Public Offering (IPO).
One of the issue manager official confirmed that each investor in the small category will get 6.2 percent of shares whereas big investors are likely to get 3.6 percent of shares each.
Considering all the factors, small investors are likely to get 31 unit of shares out of their investment of Rs 50,000 and big investors 36 units of shares each if they have invested Rs 1,00,000 amount. Both are approximate figures.
Those who buy up to Rs 50,000 worth of shares fall in the category of small investors, whereas those who have invested more than Rs 51,000 are called big investors.
Likewise, those who had applied for shares worth Rs 15,000 or below will have to count on their luck as they are likely to be allotted shares through lottery.
Maximum shares that would be allotted to those who are selected through the lottery is 10 unit.
The allotment will be announced on Asar 30, and the refund within the first week of Shrawan, likely from 4th of Shrawan.
Mega Bank has fixed the number of shares to be allotted to different categories of applicants in its Initial Public Offering (IPO).
One of the issue manager official confirmed that each investor in the small category will get 6.2 percent of shares whereas big investors are likely to get 3.6 percent of shares each.
Considering all the factors, small investors are likely to get 31 unit of shares out of their investment of Rs 50,000 and big investors 36 units of shares each if they have invested Rs 1,00,000 amount. Both are approximate figures.
Those who buy up to Rs 50,000 worth of shares fall in the category of small investors, whereas those who have invested more than Rs 51,000 are called big investors.
Likewise, those who had applied for shares worth Rs 15,000 or below will have to count on their luck as they are likely to be allotted shares through lottery.
Maximum shares that would be allotted to those who are selected through the lottery is 10 unit.
The allotment will be announced on Asar 30, and the refund within the first week of Shrawan, likely from 4th of Shrawan.
