The Nepse index, which measures stock trading in the stock market, has risen slightly today. According to the Nepal Stock Exchange, on the second day of the week, the Nepse index rose by 1.55 points to reach 2,544.94.
Similarly, the Sensitive Index, which measures the trading volume of large companies, rose by 2.41 points to 492.53. A total of 5.315 million 292 shares of 230 companies were traded at a price of Rs 2.60 billion.
According to Nepse, out of the total 13 subgroups traded, shares of five subgroups have risen while shares of eight subgroups have declined. Banking rose by 6.4 points, hotel and tourism by 14.18 points, non-life insurance by 9.88 points, manufacturing by 87.63 points and others by 35.5 points. Similarly, trade declined by 15.74 points, development banks by 21.41 points, hydropower by 31.99 points, finance by 28.24 points, microfinance by 4.57 points, life insurance by 150.32 points, collective investment funds by 0.06 points and investment by 0.57 points.
According to Nepse, the market capitalization stood at Rs. 36.62 billion after Monday's trading. Shivam Cement tops the list in terms of turnover. The company had a turnover of Rs. 276.932 million.
Similarly, Nepal Telecom Company had a turnover of Rs. 126.276 million, Nepal Life Insurance Rs. 116.25 million, managed to fall within five.
According to Nepse, Buddhabhumi Nepal Hydropower earned 5.89 percent, Bottlers Nepal Terai 5.48 percent, Community Microfinance 4.34 percent, Emerging Nepal 4.01 percent and Nepal Telecom Company 3.18 percent.
Similarly, investors in Panchthar Power Company lost 6.90 per cent, Panchakanya Mai Hydropower 4.47 per cent, Corporate Development Bank 4.13 per cent, Barun Hydropower 3.91 per cent and Mountain Hydro Nepal 3.46 per cent.
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