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Feb 10 Market Update: NEPSE Closes at 2,677.32 with a 0.40% Decline

On February 10, the stock market recorded a 10.98-point decrease, closing at 2,677.32, marking a 0.40% decline from the previous trading day. The market showed early strength, reaching an intraday high of 2,699.75, but later followed a downward trend, remaining volatile before closing in the red. Total turnover decreased to NPR 6.96 Arba, down from NPR 8.39 Arba.

Feb 10 NEPSE Intraday Index Performance

Market Summary

By the end of the trading day, the market summary shows that 14,443,765 shares were traded through 74,864 transactions involving 322 scrips. Among these, 77 companies experienced price gains, 161 saw declines, and 6 remained unchanged. The overall market sentiment remained negative, with increased selling activity.

Feb 10 stock market summary

Top Turnover

Nepal Republic Media Limited (NRM) recorded the highest turnover at NPR 24.44 crores, with its stock price rising to Rs. 603.00, up from Rs. 554.00.

Feb 10 Top 10 Turnover making companies

Top Gainer

Nyadi Hydropower Limited (NYADI) and Guardian Micro Life Insurance Limited (GMLI) were the top gainers, hitting the positive circuit with a 10% gain.

Feb 10 Top 10 Gainers of the Day

Top Losers

Bottlers Nepal (Balaju) Limited (BNL) and Upakar Laghubitta Bittiya Sanstha Limited (ULBSL) were the biggest losers, dropping 10% in today’s market.

Feb 10 Top 10 Losers of the Day

Top Transaction

Nepal Republic Media Limited (NRM) recorded the highest number of transactions, completing 2,371 trades at an LTP of Rs. 603.00.

Feb 10 Top 10 Transacted Stocks

Top Volume

Sunrise Bluechip Fund (SBCF) led in trading volume, with 1,013,550 shares traded at an LTP of Rs. 9.20.

Feb 10 Top 10 Volume Traded Stocks

Sector-wise Performance

All the sectors except Others Index and Trading Index closed in red where:

  • Others Index: The only sector to close positive, rising by 0.23%.
  • Manufacturing & Processing Index: Declined the most, dropping by 2.07%.

The market ended on a negative note, with most sectors closing in the red, reflecting continued selling pressure despite an increase in turnover.

Feb 10 Sector wise performance of the day