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NEPSE Rebounds 6.62 Points After Previous Session’s Sharp Decline

The Nepal Stock Exchange (NEPSE) witnessed a slight recovery on Tuesday, gaining 6.62 points or 0.24% to close at 2,664.13. The market rebounded after declining by 32.65 points in the previous trading session.

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NEPSE Rebounds 6.62 Points After Previous Session’s Sharp Decline

The benchmark index opened at 2,653.73 and fluctuated throughout the session, reaching an intraday high of 2,664.13 and a low of 2,643.03. Total turnover stood at Rs. 5.65 Arba, with 15,420,920 shares of 349 companies traded through 57,449 transactions. The market capitalization reached Rs. 41.67 Kharba, while float market capitalization stood at Rs. 15.51 Kharba. Global IME Bank Limited (GBIME) topped the turnover chart with transactions worth Rs. 23.14 crore. Its share price closed at Rs. 272.00. On the gaining side, Shikhar Power Development Limited (SIPD) emerged as the top gainer, rising by 5.94% to close at Rs. 535.00. Meanwhile, Beni Hydropower Project Limited (BENH) recorded the highest decline, falling by 5.94%, with its last traded price standing at Rs. 535.00. Sector-wise, the Hotels and Tourism Index led the market gains, rising by 1.07%. In contrast, the Manufacturing and Processing Index recorded the highest decline, slipping by 0.06%.

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