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Nepal: Iron and steel imports rise to Rs 52.95 billion, while exports plunge 72.74%

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December 16, 2025
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Despite sluggish activity in the industrial and construction sectors, imports of raw iron and steel materials increased by 5.87% in the first four months of the current fiscal year, reaching nearly Rs 52.95 billion. In contrast, exports of iron and steel products dropped sharply by 72.74% to Rs 1.24 billion, down from Rs 4.57 billion a year earlier. The increase in raw material imports alongside declining exports suggests higher domestic consumption, contradicting industry claims of a construction slowdown. The export decline is largely blamed on policy uncertainty and the cancellation of the 8% export subsidy.

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