Nepal Stock Exchange (NEPSE) has increased by nine points after a week of transactions on Monday, the second trading day of the week.
The bench mark index which went down by 5.51 points on Sunday increased by 9.76 points today.
Nepse did not increase over the last five days and started picking up only on yesterday and continued the same trend on Monday.
During the past one week, the bench mark index fell 30 points and recovered a maximum of 3 points.
The bench-mark index went up by 9.78 points on Monday to reach at 2550.36 points, with development banks and hotels group witnessing rise in share prices.
While the development bank, hotel and tourism group witnessed rise in their sub-indices by 1 percent, sub-indices of commercial bank, finance, hydro-power, life inference, micro-finance, mutual funds and trade, manufacturing and processing slightly increased on Monday.
On the other hand, the sub-indices of non-life insurance went down.
With the fall in the share prices, the investors have not been able to make a significant transaction today. The investors, who made a transaction worth Rs 3.42 billion on Sunday, managed to make it only Rs 3.89 billion today, despite rise in share prices.
Out of 335 companies involved in the transaction, the prices of 167 companies went up while that of 76 companies went down. The share value of the remaining 13 companies remained unchanged.
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