The NEPSE index, which measures stock trading, closed at 2,600.53 points on Tuesday. Even though it is negative by 0.22 points compared to the previous day, the overall NEPSE index closed at 2600 points, so it has been analyzed to be stable. On Monday, NEPSE closed at 2,600.76 points.

NEPSE is stable and trading volume also decreased, on Tuesday, investors earned shares of 107 companies . Out of the 142 companies that traded on that day, the share prices of 107 companies increased. Even though the market remained stable, the top five earning companies are Om Megashree Pharmaceuticals, Himalayan Power Partners, Khanikhola Hydropower, Pure Energy and Panchthar Power respectively. 

Among them Om Megashree Pharmaceuticals investors have earned the most . Compared to the previous day, the share price of this company has increased by 102.50 rupees (8.01 percent). The price per share of this company, which was Rs 1,278 the previous day, increased to Rs 1,385 on Tuesday. The 11th annual general meeting of this company was held last Friday. Although the general meeting did not declare dividend, it has decided to appoint 2 directors from the common people. 

On Tuesday, the share price of Himalayan Power Partners increased by 7.87%, Khanikhola Hydropower by 5.97%, Pure Energy by 5.84% and Panchthar Power by 4.83%. The top five losers on the day were NIC Asia Bond 085/86, Dordikhola Jalvidyut, Threestar Hydropower, Varun Hydropower and Trishul Jalvidyut Co. . The shareholders of NIC Asia Bond suffered a loss of 5.17 percent . 

Tuesday NEPSE has dropped to 2600.53 points. The said  5 billion 76 million 78 million from buying and selling shares 62 thousand 755 times a day  Shares of rupees have been traded . According to NEPSE, a total of 1 crore 38 lakh 18  One thousand 559 shares were bought and sold. 

production and processing, investment, microfinance,  Collective investment funds and banking sub-groups increased while all other sub-groups decreased . 

In recent days, NEPSE has not been able to hold the upward path . Therefore, the association of share investors has met the governor of the Rashtra Bank, Vishwanath Paudel, and asked him to make a policy arrangement in the monetary policy that will have a positive effect on the capital market. In the meeting, investors submitted three demands to the governor that the personal share loan limit of 150 crores should be removed, microfinance should not be allowed to give more than 15 percent dividend, and banks and financial institutions should be modified to invest in the stock market. Their demands  Investors have said that they received assurances from Governor Paudel to include in the upcoming monetary policy.