On Wednesday, the NEPSE remained at 2,705 points, the same as on Tuesday. The NEPSE, which had been falling continuously for the last 4 trading days, recovered on Wednesday.
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The stock market, which had been falling for 4 consecutive days, recovered somewhat on Wednesday. On Wednesday, the NEPSE stood at 2,705 points, the same as on Tuesday. The NEPSE, which had been falling continuously for the last 4 trading days, recovered on Wednesday.
Of the companies traded on Wednesday, 125 increased in value, 132 decreased in value and 14 remained unchanged.
On Wednesday, 8.375 million 471 shares were bought and sold in a total of 44,542 share transactions. A transaction value of 3.63 billion 75 million rupees was made in those transactions. The transaction value decreased compared to the previous day. On Tuesday, shares worth 4.478 billion rupees were traded.
Out of the 13 subgroups that were traded on Wednesday, the indices of the development banks, finance, hydro, investment and manufacturing subgroups increased, while the indices of the banking, hotel and tourism, life insurance, microfinance, mutual funds, non-life insurance and other subgroups decreased.
The NEPSE has fallen on most of the trading days since the government announced the budget for the coming fiscal year. Since then, the stock market has been open for 13 days. Of which, the NEPSE has fallen on 9 days and increased on only 3 days. On Wednesday, the NEPSE remained stable. Before the budget announcement, the NEPSE was at 2,782 points.
