The stock market increased by 64 points, turnover of 21 billion
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Media Baaji
- Thu, 19 March 2026
Kathmandu. The NEPSE index increased by 64.67 points on the fifth trading day of the week. After the election, the stock market, which started rising gradually, closed at 2877.02 points on Thursday with an increase of 2.29 percent.
When 5 crore 69 lakh 20 thousand 608 shares were bought and sold, there was a turnover of 21 billion 22 crore 34 lakh 94 thousand 886 rupees. On the last trading day of the week, the share price of 240 companies increased while the price of 22 companies decreased. There was no change in the share price of the two companies.
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