The NEPSE index, which measures share trading in the securities market, has fallen by double digits today. According to the Nepal Stock Exchange, the NEPSE index fell by 17.68 points to 2,106.15.
Similarly, the sensitive index, which measures the turnover of large companies, decreased by 3.44 points and was limited to 406.11. A total of 65 lakh 27 thousand 414 shares of 214 companies were traded at the price of two billion 857 million 72 thousand 961 rupees.
Out of the total 13 sub-groups traded, the share price of two sub-groups has gone up and the share price of 11 sub-groups has gone down. Product 5.64 and Mutual Fund rose by 0.04 points.
Similarly, banking 5.84, business 11.38, hotel and tourism 46.16, development bank 52.03, hydropower 26.81, finance 24.84, non-life insurance 36.48, other 38.65, microfinance 17.48, Life Insurance 101.92 and Investments fell by 0.98 points. In terms of turnover, Shivam Cement is in the top position. The turnover of that company was Rs. 20 crores 71 lakhs 69 thousand 935.
Similarly, Nabil Bank Rs 10 crore 85 lakh 43 thousand 151, Civil Investment Fund Rs 8 crore 21 lakh 28 thousand 969, National Hydropower Rs 7 crore 65 lakh 91 thousand 545, and Himalayan Distillery are the top with a turnover of Rs 7 crore 18 lakh 44 thousand 342 He managed to get into the top five.
According to NEPSE, the share price of Gurans Lagufitta and Himalayan Hydropower increased by 10 percent and started a positive circuit. Similarly, Unilever Nepal 5.59, RBB Mutual Fund 5.19, and Samata household microfinance investors earned 4.06 percent. Similarly, investors of Janaki Finance 4.31, NIC Asia Select Fund 3.84, Synergy Power 3.55, Asian Life Insurance 3.42, and Karnali Development Bank lost 3.31 percent.
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