Nepal’s commodity market has seen a steady rise in prices of essential goods like rice, pulses, and edible oil. Over the past few months, consumers across Kathmandu and other cities are experiencing noticeable price hikes.
One of the major reasons behind this increase is Nepal’s heavy dependency on imports, especially from India. When prices rise in India, it directly impacts the Nepali market.

Additionally, transportation costs, fuel price fluctuations, and supply chain disruptions are contributing factors. Seasonal demand and stock shortages have also pushed wholesalers to increase prices.

📊 Key Highlights:
Rice prices increased by 5–10%
Pulses (Dal) rising due to import cost
Edible oil affected by global supply issues

💡 What to Expect? Experts suggest that prices may continue to rise unless import conditions stabilize.
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