Wednesday, August 19th, 2026

With over Rs 12 billion shares traded, the NEPSE index rose by 64.35 points



KATHMANDU: Significant indicators of the secondary securities market have been positive this week.

The market, which increased by 19.86 points last week, has increased by 64.35 points this week. The stock market went open for four days this week as in the last.

The NEPSE index, which was at 2,566.90 points last week, has reached 2,631.25 points this week.

The NEPSE index declined for two days in four trading days this week and witnessed uptrend for the next two days. The market had increased by 101.07 points on the first trading day of the week. The market closed lower for the next two trading days. The market declined by 17.15 points on the third trading day and 19.72 points on the fourth trading day. The Sensitive Index had risen by 4.7 points last week.

In the four trading days this week, 22,868,397 shares worth over Rs 12.14 billion have been bought and sold. In similar four days last week, 21,025,081 shares worth more than Rs. 10.23 billion were traded.

A total of 1,843,316 shares worth over Rs 1.90 billion were traded. This week, the value of the investor’s assets has reached a total market capitalization of Rs. 92.98 billion during the review period.

Publish Date : 19 March 2022 17:59 PM

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