NEPSE increased by 21 points on Monday, 4 on Tuesday and 53 points on Wednesday and decreased by 38.10 points on Thursday, the last day of weekly trading. After decreasing by 1.35 points compared to the previous day, the overall NEPSE has reached 2,781 points.

Out of the 24 companies that came into trading on Thursday, 227 decreased as their share prices increased. In this way, as there are more companies whose share prices are increasing than those whose share prices are increasing, there is a decline of 38 points in the overall NEPSE. The instructions issued by the National Bank this week have made some easy arrangements in the share dividend statement of microfinance financial institutions.

Banks and financial institutions have issued instructions to increase their profits and increase their dividend distribution capacity. NEPSE increased for the last three consecutive days, showing the reason for the change in this policy system. Although the growth rate of NEPSE was normal in the previous day, the market increased by 53 points last Wednesday. 

On that day, 1 crore 78 lakh 91 thousand 917 shares were bought and sold in 78 thousand 379 transactions. Shares worth 8 billion 956 million rupees have been traded in this purchase. The turnover has increased compared to the previous day. Shares worth 7 billion 6833 million rupees were traded on Wednesday.

Out of the 13 sub-groups that came into trading on Thursday, the overall NEPSE decreased by a high point after the indices of all except collective investment funds and non-life insurance companies fell. On Thursday, the index of development bank sub-group 2.38, finance company 1.97, hotel and tourism 1.60, hydropower 1.44, investment 1.58, life insurance 1.65, manufacturing and processing 1.70, microfinance 1.40, other 1.70, trade 1.26 and banking sub-group index decreased by 0.87 percent. On the day, the mutual fund sub-group index was positive by 0.10 and the non-life insurance sub-group index was positive by 0.01 percent.