Market goes back to bearish trend; NEPSE Index closed at 1204.81
Wed, Mar 28, 2018 5:46 PM on Latest, Featured, NEPSE News, Stock Market,
After a slight hope of bullish market on Tuesday, market has again fallen down, today. The market lost 2.90 points to close at 1,2304.81 points. The market started at 1207.72 points. The market went down up to 1,187.72 points at the lowest which is less than the previous year’s lowest point of 1,252.50 points.
The turnover of Rs 51.41 crore was observed during the day where 13.52 lakh unit shares were traded through 7,454 transactions.
Unilever Nepal Limited (UNL) stood ahead in terms of total turnover worth Rs 2.58 crore. Similarly, Nepal Bank Limited (NBL) was the most traded stock as 82,665.00 unit shares were traded.
Radhi Bidhyut Company Ltd. (RADHI) stood out as the top gainer of the day. The price of RADHI’s shares increased by 17 points. Global IME Laghubitta Bittiya Sanstha Ltd. (GILB) remained the top looser. The price of the share went down by 82 points.
The sensitive and float index decreased by 0.26 points and 0.32 points respectively.
Four sectors such as banking, development bank, manufacturing and production and others sectors were seen in green today. Manufacturing and production sector gained the most i.e. 14.72 points. Six sectors such as trading, hotels, hydropower, finance, insurance and microfinance was seen in red. Insurance sector lost the most i.e. 91.41 points.
The turnover of Rs 51.41 crore was observed during the day where 13.52 lakh unit shares were traded through 7,454 transactions.
Unilever Nepal Limited (UNL) stood ahead in terms of total turnover worth Rs 2.58 crore. Similarly, Nepal Bank Limited (NBL) was the most traded stock as 82,665.00 unit shares were traded.
Radhi Bidhyut Company Ltd. (RADHI) stood out as the top gainer of the day. The price of RADHI’s shares increased by 17 points. Global IME Laghubitta Bittiya Sanstha Ltd. (GILB) remained the top looser. The price of the share went down by 82 points.
The sensitive and float index decreased by 0.26 points and 0.32 points respectively.
Four sectors such as banking, development bank, manufacturing and production and others sectors were seen in green today. Manufacturing and production sector gained the most i.e. 14.72 points. Six sectors such as trading, hotels, hydropower, finance, insurance and microfinance was seen in red. Insurance sector lost the most i.e. 91.41 points.
