Stock market fell sharply, turnover fell to 9 billion

Kathmandu. The stock market fell on Thursday. Today, the NEPSE index decreased by 33.83 points to close at 2,833.03 points, which is a decrease of 1.18 percent. Today, a total of 207 million 43 thousand 884 shares were bought and sold, and the transaction amount reached 9 billion 31 million 28 million 61 thousand rupees.

Among the traded companies, the share price of 31 companies increased while 236 companies decreased. The share price of the three companies remained the same.

Reliance Spinning Mills has the highest turnover today. The turnover of which has exceeded 618 million rupees. Similarly, National Hydropower's 555.9 million rupees, SYA Panel's 516 million rupees, Solu Hydropower's 324 million rupees and Reddy Power's transaction worth more than 317 million rupees.

Express

Related News

Import of petroleum products worth 54 billion 12 crores in four months through Birganj route

Birganj. In the four months of the current financial year, petroleum products worth Rs 54.12 billion have been imported through the Birganj border. 22 billion 900 million revenue has been collected from diesel, petrol,...

Chandragiri Investment Group will issue 'IPO' shares

Kathmandu. Chandragiri Investment Group Limited is going to issue a primary share IPO for ordinary citizens. The company's first general meeting held today passed the proposal to issue the IPO. The authorized capital of the company is Rs 50...

Huge price hike in petroleum products

Kathmandu. Nepal Oil Corporation has increased the price of petroleum products. The corporation has informed that the prices of diesel, kerosene and jet fuel have been increased internally with effect from today. According to the new price list, d...

In the semi-annual review, the income-expenditure of the government is weak, the capital expenditure is limited to 12 percent

Kathmandu. In the half-yearly review of the current financial year 2082 and 83, both the income and expenditure of the government are seen to be weak. According to the Comptroller General's Office, the central government's income has been limited...

Prime Minister's directive to facilitate payment of dedicated trunkline tariffs

Kathmandu. The Prime Minister's Office has instructed the Ministry of Energy and the Nepal Electricity Authority to facilitate the payment of fees for the dedicated trunk line. The Prime Minister's Office has sent a le...

First Quarterly Review of Monetary Policy: Increase in Overdraft and Microfinance Credit Limits

Kathmandu. Nepal Rastra Bank has increased the limit of overdraft and microfinance loans to increase the flow of credit in the banking system. Releasing the first quarter review of the monetary policy of the current fi...