KATHMANDU: Nepal’s foreign trade deficit surged by 34.71 percent during the first three months of the current fiscal year 2083/84, reaching Rs 532.49 billion, according to data released by the Department of Customs on Wednesday. The deficit stood at Rs 395.30 billion during the same period last fiscal year.
The country’s total foreign trade expanded by 40.71 percent to Rs 761.07 billion between mid-July and mid-October. Imports accounted for 84.98 percent of total trade, while exports contributed just 15.02 percent.
Originally published by Khabarhub on Oct 28, 2026
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