KATHMANDU, April 28: The Nepali economy is projected to grow by 5.84 percent (at consumers’ price) in fiscal year 2021/22, which is less than the government’s estimated growth rate of seven percent.

KATHMANDU, April 7: The International Monetary Fund (IMF) has projected that the Nepali economy will grow by 2.9 percent this year.

LONDON – At the start of a new decade, many commentators are understandably focused on the health of the global economy. GDP growth this decade most likely will be lower than during the teens, barring a notable improvement in productivity in the West and China, or a sustained acceleration in India and the largest African economies.

Looking at global GDP at current prices, but adjusted for purchasing power/cost of living, China was the biggest economy in the world in 2018, with an adjusted GDP of more than $25 trillion.