Out of the four trading days of the week, NEPSE fell on three days and one day rose, despite NEPSE falling, manufacturing and processing, hotel and tourism and collective investment fund indices rose.
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Last week, the NEPSE index, which measures stock trading, fell by 32.69 points. NEPSE, which closed at 2,739 points last Thursday, has gone down to 2,670.70 points last Thursday. Due to Sunday being a public holiday, there were only four trading days last week, in which NEPS fell on three days and rose on one day.
According to this, NEPSE decreased by 33.33 points on Monday, 3.44 points on Tuesday and 5.57 points on Thursday, and increased by 9.66 points on Wednesday. On a weekly basis, NEPSE has decreased by about 32 and a half points.
In the last few days, although Nepse has increased, most of the days Nepse is going down. Excess liquidity in banks and financial institutions still persists. Interest rates are still falling. National Bank data shows that share loans are increasing in recent months. However, investors are not enthusiastic about the stock market.
Due to increasing political instability in the last few months, lack of investor satisfaction with the government's activities, lack of economic stability, the confidence of the private sector has not increased. Experts say that its direct impact is on the stock market.
In that week, 21,911,430,000 rupees worth of shares were traded from 23,930 times of buying and selling of shares. Compared to the previous week, the transaction amount last week is less by 5 billion 56 crore 39 lakh 52 thousand rupees. In the previous week, shares of 26 billion 65 million 96 thousand rupees were traded, while last week there was a turnover of 21 billion 91 million 43 thousand rupees.
Last week 5 crore 21 lakh 89 thousand 192 shares were bought and sold. Last week, the number of traded shares also decreased to 421 million 16 thousand 882 shares. Last week, on Monday, the highest amount of 5 billion 65 crore 89 lakh 73 thousand rupees was traded. Last Monday, 1 crore 14 thousand 866 shares were bought and sold.
Last Tuesday, 5 billion 30 billion 95 lakh 68 thousand rupees worth of shares were traded by buying and selling 1 crore 6 lakh 43 thousand 469 shares. Last Wednesday, 1 crore 73 thousand 822 shares worth 4 billion 48 crore 46 lakh 19 thousand rupees were traded. Similarly, last Thursday, 1 crore 13 lakh 84 thousand 725 shares worth 5 billion 63 crore 79 lakh 81 thousand were traded.
Last week, investors' attraction was seen in companies under the manufacturing and processing sub-group. This is confirmed by the increase of 42.59 points in the index of production and processing sub-group during that period.
NEPSE, which closed at 7 thousand 32.29 points last Thursday, closed at 7074.88 points last Thursday. Last week hotels and tourism increased by 10.36 points and collective investment fund index increased by 0.08 points. Except for the mentioned three subgroups, the indices of all other subgroups have decreased.
In the last week, the property values of investors including life insurance, business, non-life insurance have decreased. The highest decline was in life insurance by 148.99 points, business by 140.83 points and non-life insurance by 78.79 points. Last week Hydropower 59.14, Development Bank 52.1, Finance 47.46, Other 38.41, Microfinance 25.36, Banking 19.4 and Investment decreased by 0.87 points. 815.5 million shares of production and processing have been traded worth 71 thousand rupees.
