On Monday, the first trading day after the budget for the upcoming fiscal year was announced, the NEPSE fell by 26.72 points. However, on Tuesday, the NEPSE reversed its downward trend and started rising again.
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The NEPSE index, which measures share trading, rose by 22.21 points on Tuesday. The overall NEPSE rose by 0.80 percent compared to Monday to 2,777.58 points.
On the first trading day after the budget for the upcoming fiscal year was announced, the NEPSE fell by 26.72 points on Monday. However, on Tuesday, the NEPSE reversed its downward path and rose again.
Of the companies traded on Tuesday, 184 increased in value, 77 decreased in value and 10 remained unchanged. On that day, 11.358 million shares were traded in a total of 61,527 times.
Shares worth Rs 5.265 billion were traded in those transactions. This is a decrease compared to the previous trading day. Shares worth Rs 5.614 billion were traded on Monday.
Among the 13 sub-groups that traded on that day, all indices except manufacturing and processing increased, helping the overall NEPSO to grow by double digits. However, the index of the manufacturing and processing sub-group is negative by 0.42 percent.
