Equity transactions on the Nepal Stock Exchange opened on Friday, 14 November 2026, marking the first market session after the Tihar holidays. Trading activity dipped substantially during the day, with total share turnover settling at Rs 3.05 billion. Investors moved a total of 7,844,000 shares across the trading platform as the secondary market resumed operations. The benchmark NEPSE index dropped by 6.32 points over the course of the session to end at 2,648.89. Out of all traded securities, 110 stocks managed to record price increases, while 160 stocks suffered declines. Meanwhile, nine companies saw their market values remain completely unchanged at the conclusion of the day's trading. Individual stock movements showed distinct variation during the session. Share prices of top-performing individual companies rose by as much as 7.56 percent. Conversely, the largest individual losses saw equity values contract by up to 9.56 percent. Sector performance remained divided, with gains recorded in development bank, hotels and tourism, hydropower, and non-life insurance sectors, while all other market sectors lost ground.
NEPSE Index Drops 6.32 Points as Turnover Falls Following Tihar
Daily transaction volume on the stock exchange decreased to Rs 3.05 billion during Friday trading.
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In short
- NEPSE index fell by 6.32 points to close at 2,648.89 on Friday after Tihar.
- Total turnover dropped to Rs 3.05 billion with 7,844,000 shares traded.
- Prices rose for 110 stocks, fell for 160 stocks, and stayed flat for nine.
From public sources and the WeNepal research team
https://wenepal.com/article/nepse-index-drops-6-32-points-as-turnover-falls-following-tihar-20261114
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