After a continuous landslide in the share market, the Nepse fell by 53 points on the fourth day and fell to 2400 points

Kathmandu: The downward trend in the share market continued today. On Wednesday, the fourth trading day of the year, the stock market fell a high of 53.10 points.

The Capital Markets Index (NEPSE), which started declining on the first trading day of the year (Sunday), had risen by 32.22 points on Monday. However, on Tuesday, it dropped again by 37.18 points to 2,508.91 points.

By the close of trading today (Wednesday), the NEPSE index has dropped by 53.10 points and reached 2455.81 points. According to the Nepal Stock Exchange (NEPSE), the overall Nepse has declined by 2.12 percent today.

The transaction amount on this day has also been limited to Rs 2.66 billion. Shares worth Rs 3.12 billion were traded on Tuesday.According to Nepse, 65,060,947 shares of 226 companies were bought and sold 42,946 times today.

Of the traded companies, only seven have seen their share prices rise. The value of the remaining 181 companies has declined.

Similarly, the Sensitive Index measuring the share turnover of large companies also declined by 9.34 points to 464.79 points.Today, investors in Standard Chartered Bank Ltd. have earned the most at 1.94 percent per capita. Investors in community MFIs lost the most at 8.54 percent.shares of National Hydropower Company Limited had the highest turnover of Rs 118.81 million. Shares of the same company have been bought and sold the most 1,374 times, according to Nepse.

Today, the indicator of all subgroups has become red.