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News item 3-2-2007 |
Following a loss of over six
points last week, the share
trading at the Nepal
Stock Exchange (Nepse)
stabilised this week and
showed a mixed performance.
However, the Nepse index
dropped by 0.87 points due
to a weak performance
of the commercial banks
group. Share trading at the
country’s sole secondary
market began at 519.92
points on Sunday. The index
dropped to 512.70 points on
the second day. However, it
recovered to 513.34 points
on the third day and closed
at 519.05 points on
Thursday. According to
weekly trading report, the
weekly turnover, however,
has increased compared to
last week’s figure and stood
at Rs 149.8 million with
268,114 unit shares having
been traded through 2,515
transactions during the
week. A total of 227,295
unit shares worth over Rs
99.7 million were traded
through 1,491 transactions.
Among the eight listed
groups, the commercial banks
group — the largest scrip at
the Nepse that plays a
decisive role — continued to
post loss, as its index
dropped by 6.05 points. The
group, which had a heavy
loss last week, settled at
570.80 points on Thursday
against opening 576.85
points on Sunday. Likewise,
the other and insurance
groups are also among the
losers, as their indices
dropped by 5.82 points and
8.20 points respectively.
The other group’s index
settled at 649.61 points
from the opening 655.43
points on Sunday, while the
insurance group’s index
dropped to 532.20 points
from the opening 540.40
points. On the other hand,
the finance and development
banks groups recovered this
week with a growth of 12.40
points and 2.99 points
respectively.
The finance group came
second with 14.95 per cent
and development banks group
had 9.82 per cent share in
the total trading. The
others group also had a 5.43
per cent share, while the
insurance group cornered
1.36 per cent in the total
trading. Sanima
Development Bank Ltd (SDBL)
topped all companies in
terms of number of
transaction with 644
transactions, while
Kumari Bank Ltd (KBL)
outshone others in terms of
monetary value. A total of
26,515 shares of the bank
exchanged hands at Rs
20,339,710 during the week.
The floor opened for four
days under a regular lot,
where the shares of Nabil
Bank Ltd, Nepal Investment
Bank, Standard Chartered
Bank, Nepal SBI Bank, Bank
of Kathmandu, Kumar Bank
Ltd, Lumbini Bank,
Siddhartha Bank, NCC Bank,
Laxmi Bank, amongst others
were traded throughout the
week.
More
about the Nepal Stock
Exchange
Other investment news and
articles:
Transactions at the stock
market increased by 142
percent (28-7-2007)
Nepal suffering from
capital flight?
(1-2-2007)
Nepal Stock Exchange
suspends trading
Nepal Credit and
Commerce Bank
shares (30-1-2007)
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