Kathmandu. Since the formation of the current government, the Nepali capital market has not been able to return to its relative rhythm. The government has been repeatedly trying to reform the capital market. Initially, Finance Minister Dr. Swarnim Wagle met with share investors and held discussions with regulatory bodies, but the market did not gain much momentum. Despite investors' high expectations that the market would rise after the budget and monetary policy, this did not happen. As the market continuously declined, Prime Minister Balen Shah took interest and discussed with share investors. After the discussion, there was a slight improvement...