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NEPSE declined by 35.89 points on Sunday; Turnover of more than 8 arba

Kathmandu, April 18

The stock market, which has been steadily rising since Chaitra 17, has declined by double digits on the first day of the week. The continuously rising market declined by 1.31 percent on Sunday. The market dropped by 35.89 points and has reached to 2,699.51 points today.

The market opened at 2,759.90 points on Sunday. On the same day, the Sensitive Index also declined by 1.28 percent and reached to 486.16 points. The sensitive index has declined by 6.29 points.

Among the 13 group indices, the index of the central mutual fund has increased by 0.46 percent while the rest of the group has declined. Business group investors have lost the most on this day.

The business group index fell the most by 3.27 percent. Similarly, 2.35 percent of hotels and tourism group, 1.75 percent of banking, 1.62 percent of development bank, 1.25 percent of hydropower, 1.23 percent of finance, 1.34 percent of non-life insurance, 1.19 percent of production and processing and others by 1.02 percent. The index of microfinance decreased by 0.2 percent, microfinance by 0.94 percent, life insurance by 0.64 percent and investment group by 0.45 percent.

Shares of four companies raised by more than 9 percent on Sunday in a double-digit. Shares of Mahila Laghubitta raised by 9.93 percent, Jyoti Lifeby 9.91 percent, Dibyashwari Hydro by 9.45 percent and Nepal Hydro Developer by 9.3 percent.

Today, the per capita income of Mahila Laghubitta by Rs. 120 per unit and reached the final price to Rs. 1,328, Jyoti Life Insurance’s increased by Rs. 56 per unit and the final price has maintained at Rs. 621, Dinyashwari Hydro increased by Rs. 12 per unit and the final price is maintained at Rs. 139 per share and Nepal Hydro Developer share price increased by Rs. 29 per unit and the final price has maintained at Rs. 350.

The share price of Goodwill Finance has dropped the most by 5.9 percent on Sunday. The company’s share price declined by Rs. 14 per share and the final price is Rs. 261 has been maintained.  However, on Sunday the trading and turnover was at highest. Today, a total of 1 crore 95 lakh 28 thousand 656 shares worth Rs. 8 arba 80 crore 18 lakh 3 thousand have been traded. It was traded 93,568 times by 207 companies traded.