By Karuna Thapa
Kathmandu, March 13
The Nepse index, which tracks share turnover, has increased by roughly 4%. The Nepse index grew by 101.07 points to 2667.97 points on Sunday, the first day of the year.
The sensitive index has grown by 16.37 points in tandem with the Nepse index. The Nepse
Index monitors total turnover, whereas the Sensitive Index measures Class A company
turnover.
In comparison to the previous year, the transaction amount has also increased. Last week’s average transaction value of Rs 3 billion has risen to about Rs 5 billion on Sunday. During the day, 9 million 22 thousand 890 shares of 228 firms were purchased and sold in 64 thousand 228 transactions. The total transaction amount is Rs. 4.87 billion, 7 lakh 15 thousand 387 rupees.
The value of 209 of the 228 equities traded climbed, while the value of just 11 stocks declined.
The remaining eight securities’ prices have stayed constant. On Sunday, the stock prices of three firms increased by a total of 10%. Among these, Asian Life’s stock has increased by Rs 80.50 to Rs 885.50.
Jyoti has climbed by Rs 56 to Rs 621.50, while Sanima Life Insurance has increased by Rs 51 to Rs 566.50 in the second. Mega Mutual Fund, Prime Commercial Bank Debenture, and Kumari Equity Fund are among the dropping stocks.
