The Nepal Stock Exchange (NEPSE) has extended its bullish run, surging by 23.94 points on Tuesday, the third trading day of the week. This upward momentum has further solidified NEPSE’s position, with the benchmark index closing at 2115.94 points, reflecting a 1.14 percent gain. The robust trading activity and positive market sentiment have fueled optimism among investors and businesses alike.
Robust Trading:
Following a robust trading volume of around 6 billion on Monday, Tuesday’s trading session witnessed an even higher volume, exceeding 5 billion. As the market closed, a total of 13,241,217 shares were traded across 73,667 transactions, amounting to a staggering Rs 5,206,208,111 in value.
Widespread Gains:
The bullish trend was widespread, with the share prices of 194 out of the 317 companies trading their shares today witnessing an increase. Conversely, 43 companies experienced a decline in their share prices, while 9 companies remained stable.
Indices on the Rise:
The upward trajectory was reflected across various market indices. The sensitive index climbed by 3.53 points, the float index increased by 1.78 points, and the sensitive float index rose by 1.40 points. Additionally, sub-indices across multiple sectors exhibited a positive trend.
Sectoral Performance:
While the Development Bank and Trading groups experienced a decline in share prices, the remaining 11 sub-groups witnessed an increase, contributing to the overall bullish sentiment in the market.
Investor Confidence:
The sustained upward momentum in NEPSE has bolstered investor confidence, as market participants anticipate further growth opportunities. This optimism could potentially attract increased investment inflows and stimulate economic activity across various sectors.
Business Implications:
The bullish trend in the stock market often serves as a barometer for the overall business environment. As companies listed on NEPSE experience share price appreciation, it can facilitate easier access to capital, fostering expansion plans and driving growth within the Nepali business landscape.
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