Normal improvement in NEPSE: 4 billion 400 million turnover with an increase of 7 points
August 4, Kathmandu. There has been a modest increase in NEPSE. On Thursday, NEPSE increased by 7.17 points and stopped at 2629.40 points. Today, 95 lakh 766 shares of 345 companies were traded for 4 billion 40 crore 14 lakh 9 thousand 858 shares. Today, the share prices of all sectors have increased except development bank, finance, hotels, micro finance, mutual fund, non-life insurance and trading.
Today, the share of Mount Everest Power and Best Paints has increased by 14.99 percent. Similarly, today the share of Kumari Dhanvrdi Yojana has decreased by 9.77 percent. Similarly, the most agricultural bonds worth 500.65 million have been traded today, while Reliance Spinning Mills has traded worth 30.4 million.
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