All sectors land on red, Nepse sheds 8.91 points
ShareSansar, November 2nd:
It was a terrible day for the bourses as all landed on red zone. The benchmark index of Nepal Stock Exchange Limited (Nepse) saw its biggest intra-day fall of 8.91 points or 0.96 percent in duration of nearly two months. Last time, the market index witnessed such massive plunge was back in 10th September, when Nepse index dropped by 12.78 points.
The benchmark index today closed at 921.30 level.
With the market going through CDS transition, in addition to ongoing haggle between politicians in drafting constitution, the traders and investors are in wait and watch mode. Owing to such scenario, the market confidence has failed to build up but has created a lethargy movement, leading to profit taking by traders from previous rally.
Among the listed companies, Hydro, Insurance and Manufacturing companies shed most points resulting in losses of 45.26 points, 46.45 points and 30.16 points in respective sub-indices.
Banking sub-group, which covers 80 percent of market capitalization, also made a hefty plunge of 7.78 points. Alongside, Development and Finance too suffered loss of 2.61 points and 4.2 points respectively.
As for Hotels and Others, both dropped by 0.44 points and 3.53 points respectively.
In spite of all the red figures, the positive aspect in today’s trade was the turnover as it still tallied over Rs 250 million. The market turnover today stood at Rs 279.69 million with share trade of 723,951 units and 2,144 transactions.
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