Nepal's trade economy, decoded.
A public intelligence layer for imports, exports, products, partner countries and customs routes — built from Department of Customs releases.
Latest snapshot: Shrawan FY 2083/84 · Source: Department of Customs, Government of Nepal.
Trade expanded fast. The imbalance expanded too.
Exports grew faster in percentage terms, but imports rose from a much larger base. The result: a wider absolute trade deficit despite stronger export growth.
Exports rose 61.74% year on year, substantially faster than imports in percentage terms.
Imports account for 82.89% of total merchandise trade in the latest release.
The absolute trade gap increased to Rs 148.74B — a 24.88% year-on-year rise.
What is moving through Nepal's trade account?
The latest release is unusually oil-heavy: crude soybean oil leads imports, while processed soybean oil dominates exports.
Leading imports
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