NEPSE index rises by 15.83 points, reaches 2683.24

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Ratopati November 25, 2024
NEPSE index rises by 15.83 points, reaches 2683.24

Kathmandu, November 25 — The Nepal Stock Exchange (NEPSE) index increased by 15.83 points, reaching 2683.24 points on Monday.

On Monday, shares of 169 companies rose, while 67 companies saw a decline.

Additionally, the shares of 9 companies remained unchanged.

The total turnover for the day was NPR 6.34 billion.

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