Nepse index continues to decline

The Nepse index, which measures stock trading in the stock market, also declined today. Though the Nepse index, which has been declining continuously, seems to have stopped earlier, it has continued to decline again.

According to the Nepal Stock Exchange, the Nepse index fell by 11.82 points to 1,921.31 on Tuesday. Similarly, the Sensitive Index, which measures the trading volume of large companies, declined by 3.22 points to 372.60. A total of 3 million 37 thousand 630 shares of 230 companies were bought and sold at a price of Rs 1.582 billion.

Out of the total 13 subgroups traded, the share price of two has risen while the share price of 11 subgroup has declined. Banking rose 0.29 points and life insurance subgroup 96.9 points.

Similarly, trade 14, hotel and tourism 17.92, development bank 43.83, hydropower 36.13, finance 22.04, non-life insurance 109.96, manufacturing 48.4, others 13.79, microfinance 38.79 collective investment. Funds rose 0.06 points and investments rose 1.06 points.

The market capitalization stood at Rs. 2739.31 billion after Tuesday's trading. Asian Life Insurance Company tops the list in terms of turnover. The company had a turnover of Rs. 73.133 million.

Life Insurance Corporation with a turnover of Rs. 54.387 million, Citizens Investment Fund with a turnover of Rs. 53.44 million, Nepal Punarbi Company with a turnover of Rs. Managed to fall within five.

According to Nepse, the share price of Siwasi Nepal Microfinance rose by 10 percent in the declining market. Investors in Unnati Sahakarya Microfinance gained 7.74 percent, Krishi Vikas Bank 5.10 percent, Sunrise First Mutual Fund 5.06 percent and Asian Life Insurance Company 4.91 percent.

Similarly, Laxmi Equity Fund lost 5.73 percent, General Insurance Company lost 4.75 percent, United Idi Mardi Hydropower lost 4.70 percent, Singti Hydropower lost 4.45 percent and Nepal Insurance Company lost 4.40 percent.