It increased by 106.66 points in three days of the week and decreased by 112.67 points in two days
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On Thursday, the last day of weekly trading, the NEPSE index rose by 41.43 points. Compared to Wednesday, the overall NEPSE index increased by 1.58 percent and closed at 2,663.33 points on Thursday. On Wednesday, NEPSE increased by 39 points. In the last two trading days (Wednesday and Thursday), the NEPSE has risen by around 80 points.
However, out of the five shares traded this week, NEPSE increased on three days and decreased on two days. NEPSE increased by 106.66 points in three days and decreased by 112.67 points in two days. NEPSE, which was at 2,669.31 points last Thursday, is at 2,663.30 points this Thursday. In this way, it is about 6 points less than last Thursday. 227 companies traded on that day, their share prices increased while 16 companies decreased.
97 lakh 72 thousand 196 shares were bought and sold in a total of 55 thousand 442 transactions. Shares worth 5 billion 223 million rupees have been traded in those purchases. The transaction amount has also increased compared to the previous day. Shares worth 4.2 billion rupees were traded on Wednesday.
The index of all the 13 sub-groups traded on that day contributed to the higher growth of the overall NEPSE. According to which the index of business sub-group increased the most by 6.09 percent. Similarly, microfinance followed the business sub-group with growth of 2.22 and investment of 2.20 percent. Indices of development banks, finance companies, hydropower, life insurance and other sub-categories rose by more than 1 percent. However, indices of non-life insurance, collective investment funds, manufacturing and processing, hotels and tourism and banking sub-groups rose by less than one percent.
Thursday's top five earning companies were Gurans Microfinance, Creative Microfinance, Support Microfinance, Abhiyan Microfinance and Manushi Microfinance respectively. Similarly, the list of the top five companies that lost the most are Himalayan Re-Insurance, Nepal Reinsurance, NRN Infrastructure, CEBD Holdings and Green Development Bank respectively.
