Nepal Trade Report — Bhadra 2083/84
The first two months of FY 2083/84, plus the Bhadra-only movements hidden inside the cumulative headline.
Official cumulative values through Bhadra. Bhadra-only values below are derived as Bhadra cumulative minus Shrawan cumulative.
Exports are strong year on year. Bhadra itself was more import-heavy.
The cumulative headline and the second-month movement tell different, complementary stories.
Rs 214.08B
14.21% above Shrawan.
Rs 37.88B
2.12% below Shrawan.
Rs 176.19B
18.46% above Shrawan.
Soybean oil still defines the export headline.
Processed soybean oil alone represented about 47.1% of cumulative merchandise exports through Bhadra.
Leading imports
Rs billion| Crude soybean oil | 38.05 |
| Diesel | 28.04 |
| Petrol | 16.13 |
| Liquefied petroleum gas (LPG) | 16.03 |
| Fertilizer grade | 13.08 |
Leading exports
Rs billion| Processed soybean oil | 36.05 |
| Unbleached woven jute fabric | 2.23 |
| Sunflower / safflower oil | 2.09 |
| Refined palm olein | 1.93 |
| Wool / fine-animal-hair carpets | 1.77 |
India remains the dominant partner.
Concentration shows where trade value sits; it does not by itself explain why flows changed.
Rs 221.08B
55.1% of imports.
Rs 65.45B
85.5% of exports.
Rs 76.40B
Exports to China were about Rs 0.29B.
Rasuwa fell sharply while Mustang surged.
This is a descriptive movement signal derived from consecutive cumulative workbooks.
How this report was produced
Cumulative figures come from the Department of Customs Bhadra workbook, covering Shrawan–Bhadra FY 2083/84. Bhadra-only movement is calculated by subtracting the Shrawan cumulative workbook.
TradePulse Nepal is an independent public-data project. Figures are rounded for presentation; the official workbook remains the authoritative record.