Nepse Index Rises by 6.11 Points, Trading Volume Increases

The Nepse index has increased by 6.11 points, closing at 2576.29 points. The trading volume has also increased compared to the previous day, with a total of Rs 8.41 billion 754 million 705 thousand 425 traded.

The sensitive index also increased by 0.79 points, closing at 451.34 points, which is a 0.17 percent increase compared to the previous day. The float index increased by 0.18 percent and the sensitive float index increased by 0.13 percent.

A total of 164 companies’ share prices increased, while 101 companies’ share prices decreased. The share prices of 10 companies remained stable.

The production and processing group’s index decreased by 0.18 percent, while the indices of the other 12 groups increased. The commercial bank group’s index increased by 0.09 percent, the development bank group’s index increased by 0.29 percent, and the finance group’s index increased by 0.51 percent.

The hotel and tourism group’s index increased by 0.07 percent, the hydropower group’s index increased by 0.27 percent, and the investment group’s index increased by 0.54 percent. The life insurance group’s index increased by 0.37 percent.

The microfinance group’s index increased by 0.07 percent, the mutual fund group’s index increased by 0.61 percent, and the non-life insurance group’s index increased by 0.20 percent. The other group’s index increased by 0.15 percent and the trade group’s index increased by 1.47 percent.

The investors of Kaman Sewa Bikas Bank’s debenture earned a profit of 10.22 percent, while the investors of Samudayik Laghubitta Bittiya Sanstha Limited lost 8.10 percent.

In terms of trading volume, KBL’s debenture was in the first position, with a total of Rs 52 crore 71 lakh 83 thousand 262 traded. In terms of the number of shares traded, RBB Focus Fund Mutual Fund was in the first position, with 24 lakh 51 thousand 40 units traded.