On the first day of the week, the stock market fell by 105 points, trading at 12.38 billion

Kathmandu. On Sunday, the stock market index closed flat. Today, the stock market has experienced a century-long fall. Today, NEPSE index decreased by 105.50 points and reached 2676.68 points. This is 3.79 percent less than the previous transaction.

Today in the stock market, the share price of 261 companies has decreased while the share price of only 7 companies has increased. Today, the sensitive index also decreased by 15.62 points and reached 457.61 points. Share prices of all 13 sub-indices fell today.

On the day of the decline of more than 100 points, over 12 billion was traded in the market. Today, 12 billion 38 billion 9 lakh 14 thousand 570 rupees were traded when 3 crore 12 lakh 6 thousand 162 shares of 345 companies were bought and sold 1 lakh 41 thousand 36 times. Today, in the stock market, the share price of 6 companies had a positive circuit, while the share price of 7 companies had a negative circuit.

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