The stock market is almost stable

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The stock market is almost stabl

The stock market, which has been declining for the past few days, recovered on Thursday.


With Nepse being negative by only half a point, the turnover reached Rs 7 billion. In the midst of fluctuations, the market index Nepse remained red with half a point at 2875.


Even though the Nepse rose to 2900 after the start of trading, the growth did not last long. On this day, 4 groups were green and all other groups were red.


Apart from double-digit growth in the life insurance and hydropower groups and investment and trade groups remained green, other groups declined. A total of 14.4 million shares of 230 companies worth Rs 7 billion were traded on the Nepal Stock Exchange on this day, the exchange said.

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