After a week, the stock market fell, the turnover did not increase

Kathmandu. The stock market, which has increased for 6 consecutive trading days, fell by 13.95 points on Wednesday and the NEPSE index fell to 2,712 points. The transaction amount has also decreased from 6.67 billion rupees the previous day to 5.18 billion rupees.

Today, while the share price of 77 companies increased, the price of 193 companies decreased while the price of 7 companies remained stable. Except for finance and manufacturing and processing group, most of the sub-indices have gone down. While the share price of Everest Color increased by 15 percent, Bungal Hydropower, Salpa Bikas Bank and Pure Energy also remained among the companies with high growth. In terms of amount, Reddy Power, NRN Infrastructure and Reliance Spinning Mills had the highest turnover.

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