Kathmandu. Nepal's share market is currently in a 'wait and see' state. Contrary to investors' expectations of market enthusiasm following the formation of a new government and budget speech, the market has already fallen by about 350 points. Why did the stock market not rise despite sufficient liquidity and very low bank interest rates? What direction will the market take with the new policies introduced by the government, the fear of money laundering, and the upcoming monetary policy? Here is an edited excerpt of a conversation with share market expert Dev Guragain for RatoPati's 'Economic Edit' on these contemporary issues (detailed...