NEPSE index falls by double digits

The NEPSE index, which measures stock trading in the stock market, has declined by double digits even today. The NEPSE index, which had risen to a high point on Sunday, had also declined on Monday. Following the rhythm of Monday, NEPSE also saw a decline on Tuesday.

According to the Nepal Stock Exchange, the NEPSE index, which had declined by 15.02 points, stood at 2,370.99. Similarly, the Sensitive Index, which measures the trading volume of large companies, declined by 1.74 points to 452.95.

The transaction amount has also decreased along with the downward journey of NEPSE. A total of 34.19 million 228 shares of 228 companies were bought and sold at a price of Rs 1.46 billion. After Tuesday's trading, the market capitalization has dropped to an average of Rs. 3372.72 billion.

According to NEPSE, out of the total 13 subgroups traded, the share price of two subgroups has risen today while the share price of 11 subgroups has declined.

Production rose 16.43 points and collective investment funds rose 0.25 points. Similarly, banking 5.13, trade 10.59, hotel and tourism 3.71, development bank 42.01, hydropower 40.5, finance 17.64, non-life insurance 100.16, others 11.36, microfinance 13.59. Life insurance declined by 95.85 points and investment by 1.1 points.

Siddhartha Bank tops the list in terms of turnover. The bank had a turnover of Rs. 42.182 million. Similarly, Api Power Company had a turnover of Rs. Bhai remained in the top position.

According to NEPSE, investors in Jalpa Community Microfinance earned 9.99 percent. In the down market, the share price of the company started a positive circuit. Investors in NIBL ​​Samridhi Fund II gained 5.06 per cent, Kisan Microfinance 4.02 per cent, NIBL ​​Pragati Fund 3.67 per cent and Mega Mutual Fund One 3.34 per cent.

Similarly, Himalayan Power Partner lost 5.41 percent, Multipurpose Finance 4.02 percent, United Idi Mardi Hydropower 4.02 percent, Mahuli Microfinance 3.73 percent and Community Microfinance Investors 3.44 percent.