Economy

Nepal receives a $395.9 million credit from the IMF

NFA (KATHMANDU, 14 January 2022) – The International Monetary Fund (IMF) has approved a $395.9 million (around Rs47 billion) extended credit facility for Nepal for Covid-19 response in mitigating the

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