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Most of the sub-indices observed gain on Sunday. Hydropower sub-index was the highest gainer (11.04 points) followed by Finance (4.64 points), Hotels (2.47 points), ‘Others’ (1.17 points) and Development Bank (0.63 points). Meanwhile, Banking sub-index was the biggest loser for the day (5.01 points) which was followed by Insurance (2.46 points). For the day, Sensitive index representing class ‘A’ listed companies in the secondary market, loss 0.51 points to close at 173.32.
Nepse down almost 10 points Last Week
After two-weeks of consecutive gains, Nepse index marked decline of 9.56 points last week. The benchmark index, which resumed its weekly trading on the first day (Sunday) at 794.64 points settled at 785.7 points on (Thursday). Analysts say that the decline in the stock market index was attributed to the declaration and distribution of dividends of the listed companies. “As most of the companies listed in the country’s stock market have declared and distributed cash dividends and bonus shares, it is obvious that price of the shares to correct,” said one analyst. According to stock market fundamentals, it is natural to have some degree of correction after the distribution of bonus shares and dividends. As the number of shares increases, the net worth per share decreases. Similarly, he opines that despite the weakening of ‘Poush-Masanta effect’, many investors are still reluctant to invest to their full capacity at low prices.
For the period of 19th to 23rd January, a total of 4.47 million units shares worth Rs 1.99 billion were traded in the stock market. The turnover increased by 28.57 per cent whereas, unit of shares traded rose 41.49 per cent, compared to the previous week. Similarly, the number of transactions went up 31.6 percent which was totaled at 12,914.
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<span style="font-size:14px;"><strong>Nepse down almost 10 points Last Week</strong></span></div>
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<span style="font-size:14px;"><strong>Nepse down almost 10 points Last Week</strong></span></div>
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