NEPSE ends the week’s trade losing 3.15 points; Investors disinterest cause minimal transaction of Rs 19.30 crore

NEPSE closed on the last trading day of the week after losing 3.15 points. The market that started at points ended at 1,194.35 points. The volatile market observed decline for most of the trading period and ended losing 0.26%.

The total turnover for the day was only of Rs 19.30 crore which was achieved through the exchange of 7,92,055 unit shares. The shares of 163 listed companies were exchanged during the trading period through 3,491 transactions.

Nabil Bank Limited (NABIL) stood ahead in terms of total turnover as the shares worth more than Rs 1.19 crore were exchanged during the trading period. Similarly, Deva Bikas Bank Limited (DBBL)  stood ahead in terms of units of shares traded as 32,043 units were traded during the day.

The shareholders of Janaki Finance Limited (JFL) earned the most today as the price increased by 9 points and its LTP stood at Rs 179. However, the shareholders of Kankai Bikas Bank Limited (KNBL) lost the most during the day’s trade as the price decreased by 6 points and the LTP stood at Rs 126.

Both the sensitive index and float index decreased by 0.75 points and 0.29 points respectively.

Out of the 10 sub-indices, only Hotels sector ended in the green zone gaining 44.54 points. Non Life Insurance sector lost 49.08 points which was followed by Life Insurance sector losing 27.17 points.