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Stock market drops double digits as turnover crosses NPR 4 billion

The benchmark index declined on Friday while trading volume exceeded NPR 4 billion.

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  • The NEPSE index fell by 11.90 points to close at 2,587.25 on Friday.
  • Total turnover for the trading session exceeded NPR 4 billion.
  • NMB debenture registered the highest gain of 14.29 percent.

Trading on Friday concluded with a downward movement across the secondary market. The Nepal Stock Exchange reported that the benchmark index dropped by 11.90 points, bringing the closing figure to 2,587.25 on the final trading day of the week. Despite the decrease in the index, market liquidity remained robust with turnover crossing the NPR 4 billion threshold. Total transactions recorded during the session amounted to NPR 4,29,37,74,181. Individual company performances varied during the trading session. NMB debenture led the gainers by advancing 14.29 percent, while investors holding shares of Sindhu Bikas Bank experienced the highest decrease of 8.55 percent. Additional downward pressure came from Dhaulagiri Laghubitta Financial Institution, which registered a drop of 4.95 percent.

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