
NEPSE rose 17.15 points to 2,591.80 on Friday ahead of Dashain, while turnover reached Rs 4.84 billion and all 13 sectoral indices recorded gains.

Nepal’s NEPSE index gained 11.96 points to 2,578.73 on Tuesday as 169 companies’ share prices rose, while daily turnover declined to Rs 3.1381 billion.

Gold prices in Nepal rose by Rs 2,900 per tola to Rs 295,700 on Friday, while silver prices increased by Rs 15 to Rs 4,405, according to FENEGOSIDA.

The NEPSE index fell 6.38 points to 2,572.34 on Wednesday as 12 of 13 sub-indices declined, while daily turnover increased to Rs 3.748 billion.

Gold and silver prices increased in Nepal on Wednesday, with gold rising Rs 800 to Rs 292,300 per tola and silver increasing Rs 10 to Rs 4,425 per tola.

NEPSE rose 11.77 points to 2,629.81 on Thursday as 176 companies saw higher share prices, while market turnover fell to Rs 5.44 billion from Rs 6.35 billion.

NEPSE fell 36.25 points to 2,618.03 on Wednesday as 253 companies declined, with Rs 6.35 billion in shares traded through 57,947 transactions.

Gold rose Rs 100 to Rs 302,300 per tola and silver increased Rs 40 to Rs 4,815 in Nepal on Wednesday, according to the Federation of Nepal Gold and Silver Dealers’ Association.

NEPSE will resume regular share trading on September 22 after a technical problem at Data Hub serving 72 trading members was resolved, while its cause and systemic risks remain under investigation.

SEBON has ordered NEPSE to investigate the technical fault that halted trading on September 21 and submit recommendations by September 28 to prevent similar disruptions.

NEPSE suspended regular trading on September 21 after a technical problem at Data Hub affected servers of 72 trading members, with teams working to resolve the issue.

Gold fell Rs 1,300 to Rs 303,900 per tola in Nepal on Monday, while silver rose Rs 10 to Rs 4,805, according to the Federation of Nepal Gold and Silver Dealers’ Association.

Gold rose Rs 2,100 to Rs 305,200 per tola in Nepal on Sunday, while silver increased Rs 20 to Rs 4,795, according to the Federation of Nepal Gold and Silver Dealers’ Association.

Gold fell Rs 2,300 to Rs 299,500 per tola in Nepal on Thursday, while silver dropped Rs 60 to Rs 4,625, according to the Federation of Nepal Gold and Silver Dealers’ Association.

Nepal’s stock market rose 48.57 points to 2,633.62, with turnover reaching Rs 8.29 billion after the government announced a 21-point capital market revival plan.

Gold fell Rs 900 to Rs 300,100 per tola and silver dropped Rs 20 to Rs 4,600 in Nepal on Tuesday, according to FENEGOSIDA.

Gold and silver prices fell in Nepal on Monday, with hallmark gold dropping Rs 1,200 to Rs 301,000 per tola and silver declining Rs 40 to Rs 4,620.

NEPSE gained 27.94 points to close at 2,559.49 as investors responded positively to Finance Minister Swarnim Wagle’s planned 10–12-point stock-market reform measures.

नेपालमा शुक्रबार सुनको मूल्य प्रतितोला ४,८०० रुपैयाँ घटेर ३ लाख १ हजार रुपैयाँमा झर्यो भने चाँदी २५५ रुपैयाँ घटेर प्रतितोला ४,६०० रुपैयाँमा कायम भयो।

NEPSE index fell 13.85 points to 2,531 on Thursday, extending losses for a second day, while turnover declined to Rs 4 billion and all major sectoral indices fell.

Gold prices rose Rs 3,400 per tola to Rs 305,800 in Nepal on Thursday, while silver increased Rs 105 to Rs 3,855, according to FENEGOSIDA.