6.20 billion turnover, a normal point growth in NEPSE
Kathmandu. On the third trading day of the week, NEPSE index increased by 1.52 points to 2641.43. During the day, 125 million 4970 shares of 320 companies were bought and sold, and 6 billion 209.4 million shares were traded.
Today, while the share price of 125 companies increased, the share price of 124 companies decreased while the price of 11 companies remained stable.
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