Last week NEPSE increased by 27.84 points to 2731.80 points. The share price of only 123 companies increased when the stock market increased by 10.3 percent. A total of 126 companies' share prices have decreased, according to the data of NPstox.com.

Last week NEPSE closed at 2703 points last week. Out of the five trading days of the week, the stock market fell on two days and rose on three days. Although NEPSE increased by 2.40 points last Sunday, it decreased by 22.35 points on Monday and 0.14 points on Tuesday. 22.04 again last Wednesday and 25.89 on Thursday.

Last week, shares worth 41 billion 58 million 58 million rupees were traded. Last Sunday, there was a turnover of 9.5 billion. 8.37 billion on Monday, 6.57 billion on Tuesday, 7.45 billion on Wednesday and 9.68 billion on Thursday. The stock market is at its highest point in 4 months. Last February 28, it was at 2736.48 points. Since then, although it reached 2700, it could not cut 2730. NEPSE has been increasing since June 15.

There has been an attraction in the shares of commercial banks in the last week. The banking group rose the most at 3.67 percent, according to NPSTOX. Other subgroups increased by 2.60 percent, microfinance by 1.61 percent, investment by 1.43 percent, and manufacturing and processing by 1.16 percent. Life insurance fell the most last week by 1.80 percent. Hydropower 1.18%, non-life insurance 1.03%, development bank 0.49% and business decreased by 0.19%. The finance group remained stable last week.

Experts say that the stock market-friendly monetary policy introduced by Nepal Rastra Bank on Friday will have a positive effect on the market. Rastra Bank has increased the personal share mortgage loan limit from Rs 15 crore to Rs 25 crore through monetary policy. As investors have been demanding to remove the personal share mortgage loan limit, the National Bank has increased it. 

According to Sagar Dhakal, president of Stock Brokers Association, the arrangement in the monetary policy will create excitement in the stock market. "We asked to remove the share mortgage loan limit, but even if it is not removed, increasing the limit will have a positive effect on the overall stock market," he said. "Increasing the share loan limit will bring a lot of relief." "We understand that increasing the dividend review of more than 15 percent of microfinance," said Dhakal, "This will benefit investors." It helps to increase the stock market.'

Last week, Nepal Reinsurance was ahead among the companies that had a lot of transactions based on the amount. Nepal Reinsurance has a turnover of 2 billion 25 million rupees. NRN Infrastructure and Development, Butwal Power, Guardian Microlife Insurance, Radhi Electricity Company, Sahash Energy, Ngadi Group Power, CEDB Holdings, Himalayan Reinsurance, Sanima Mai Hydropower were ahead.

NRN Infrastructure and Development's 1.61 billion rupees, Butwal Power's 1.51 billion rupees, Guardian Microlife Insurance's 1.48 billion rupees, Radhi Electricity Company's 1.14 billion rupees, Sahas Energy's 1.4 billion rupees.

Last week's share price gainers were Bhagwati Hydropower, Maikhola Hydropower, Community Microfinance, Mandu Hydropower, Shubham Power, Upper Mailung Khola, Samata Home Microfinance, River Falls Power, Machhapuchhre Bank and Butwal Power. Green Development Bank, Rapti Hydro & General Construction, Rasuwagadhi Hydropower, Shivshree Hydropower, People's Power, Union Hydropower, Khanikhola My Hydropower, Panchkanya My Hydropower, Tulsi Jalvidyut, Vindabasini Hydropower were among the losers.