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NEPSE increases by 54.31 points, reaches an all-time high



KATHMANDU: The Nepal Stock Exchange (NEPSE) index increased by 54.31 points on Sunday and reached an all-time high of 3058.63 points.

A total of 43.93 million shares of 223 companies traded today resulting in a turnover of Rs 14.23 billion.

Out of 13 subgroups, 11 groups witnessed growth while the hotels and tourism and mutual fund subgroups declined.

Similarly, shares of Nepal Bank have been traded the most today. Shares of the company worth Rs 497.665 million have been traded. Shares of Global IME Bank worth Rs 494.43 million, NCC Bank worth Rs 347.898 million, and Arun Kaveli Power worth Rs 342.2 million were traded.

Similarly, shares of NIC Asia Bank worth Rs 338 million were traded. Similarly, investors of Nangi Group, Support Microfinance, Radyi Power Company, Panchakanyamai Hydropower Company, Kalika Power Company, Joshi Hydropower Company, Universal Power Company, and Himalayan Energy Development Company have earned the most today.

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