NEPSE decreased by 1.18 points in the pre-open session
Kathmandu. On the second trading day of the week, it fell by 1.18 points to 2648.34 points in the pre-open session. Shares worth Rs 68 lakh 42 thousand 964 have been traded in this session. During the session, 17 thousand 969 shares of 50 companies were bought and sold. Among those traded in NEPSE, the share price of 16 companies increased while the share price of 29 companies decreased while the price of 5 companies remained stable.
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