Stock market is green on Thursday, 4.69 billion turnover as most of the company's prices increased
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- Thu, 23 July 2026
Kathmandu. On Thursday, the Nepal Stock Exchange NEPSE index rose by 14.17 points to 2,726.72 points. According to NEPSE, shares worth 4.69 billion rupees were traded on this day. In trading, the share price of 153 companies increased, while the share price of 111 companies decreased, while the share price of 12 companies remained stable.
On Thursday, the maximum turnover of one company was Rs. 28 crores. Sector-wise investment and other groups declined, but all other sub-groups turned green, leading the overall market in a positive direction.
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