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“We don’t look at the stock market for 1-1 hour, we are working on a long-term policy for the ages,” he said.

Artha Sarokar

Kathmandu. Finance Minister Swarnim Wagle has said that the stock market may have fallen due to the panic among investors due to the government’s investigation into the big economic de viation. Finance Minister Wagle said this while responding to the questions raised by the lawmakers in the House of Representatives. 

He said that the government is currently facing a case demanding more than Rs 1 trillion in the huge economic diversion linked to the capital market. 

The Finance Minister said that some investors may be afraid that they will be caught in the purview of the ongoing investigation to shake the country and bring the things that have already been shattered from within the track. 

}, } and have been litigated for a sum of more than $1 trillion. At the heart of that was our capital markets. Insurance, Stock Securities, so much deviation, shaking the country, we are bringing on the track. “As the scope of this investigation grows, I will also get involved. Some investors may be afraid that we will also be dragged. ’

Similarly, the government is now moving forward in a ruthless in a ruthless } manner in good governance, 10-15 years of conduct and some investors ‘watch and The Finance Minister said. 

He also mentioned that the government is now working on a far-reaching policy for the ages, not 1-1 hours.

‘We don’t look at whether a stock market index goes down or goes up in 1-1 hours. “We are working on a long-term policy for the ages,” said Finance Minister Wagle. ’

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