The Nepse index declined by a higher number

The Nepse index, which measures stock trading in the stock market, has declined even today.

 According to the Nepal Stock Exchange, the NEPSE index fell by 46.46 points to 2,452.06. Similarly, the Sensitive Index, which measures the trading volume of large companies, declined by 8.34 points to 458.22. A total of 58,041,998 shares of 228 companies were traded at a price of Rs 2.67 billion.

 According to Nepse, out of the total 13 subgroups traded, only the hotel and tourism sector share price has risen today. Hotels and tourism rose 15.12 points.

  Similarly, Banking 18.8, Trade 44.06, Development Bank 83.99, Hydropower 60.15, Finance 53.85, Non-Life Insurance 346.84, Manufacturing 43.2, Other 71.96, Microfinance 68.33, Life Insurance declined by 432.28 points, collective investment funds by 0.28 points and investment by 1.53 points.

 The market capitalization has reached Rs. 3481.31 billion after trading on Tuesday. Today, Himalayan Distillery tops the list in terms of turnover. The company had a turnover of Rs. 96.79 million. Similarly, Nabil Bank had a turnover of Rs. 85,999,199, Nepal Life Insurance Rs. 81,397,307, Surya Life Insurance Rs. 77,380,933 while Arun Valley Hardware remained in the top position.

 Shares of Nation Uplifting Microfinance and Nashdo Prosperous Microfinance rose 10 per cent to form a positive circuit. Investors in Jalpa Community Microfinance 6.07, Unilever Nepal Limited 3.23 and NCC Bank bonds earned 2 per cent.

 Similarly, the share price of Emerging Nepal fell by 10 per cent and started a negative circuit. Investors in Narayani Development Bank lost 6.37 per cent, United Idi Mardi Hydropower 6.01 per cent, General Insurance Company 5.69 per cent and Nepal Telecom Company 4.70 per cent.