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Market rebounds by 23.19 points; turnover slightly down despite index recovery

NEPSE Closes on Double-Digit Gain After 4-Day Losing Streak

साझा अर्थ संवाददाता २६ जेठ २०८२, सोमवार

Monday, June 2025 – After four consecutive sessions of decline, the Nepal Stock Exchange (NEPSE) bounced back with a gain of 23.19 points, closing at 2,653.09, a 0.88% increase from yesterday’s closing of 2,629.89. The market opened at 2,629.23 and experienced fluctuations throughout the day, touching a high of 2,657.34 and a low of 2,627.76. Despite the gain in the index, the overall market turnover decreased slightly, with today’s turnover value standing at NPR 8.68 billion, generated through 17.5 million shares traded. The total market capitalization reached NPR 4.42 trillion.

Out of 324 traded scrips, 191 advanced, 56 declined, and 1 remained unchanged, indicating broad-based positive sentiment.


Sub-Index Performance Shows Sectoral Strength

Almost all sectoral indices closed in green, except for three. The strongest performers today were the "Others" sector, which surged by 2.63%, followed by Hydropower at 2.35%, and the Investment Index, which gained 1.14%.

On the downside, the Trading Index fell by 0.44%, while the Hotel and Tourism sector dipped 0.25%. The Life Insurance sector saw the smallest drop of 0.09%.


Gainers & Losers: Hydropower Leads the Charge

Among the top gainers, four companies hit the positive circuit today. Leading the chart was Makar Jitumaya Suri Hydropower Limited with a 9.99% increase, followed by Pure Energy Limited, Dolti Power Company Limited, and Bindhyabasini Hydropower Development Company Limited. Butwal Power Company also performed strongly, closing with a 9.83% gain.

On the flip side, the day’s biggest loser was Bhugol Energy Development Company (BEDC) with a 7.47% decline. Other major losers included Mithila Laghubitta Bittiya Sanstha Limited (MLBBL) down 5.23%, Saptakoshi Development Bank down 5.11%, Manushi Laghubitta down 3.05%, and Nadep Laghubitta Bittiya Sanstha Limited, which dropped 2.85%.


Turnover and Volume Charts

In terms of individual scrip turnover, Radhi led the market with transactions worth NPR 620 million, followed by UPCL with NPR 540 million. Other active scrips included BPCL, NRN, and CHDC.

On the volume front, UPCL topped the chart, followed by NGPL.


Technical View: Market in Wait-and-Watch Mode

From a technical standpoint, NEPSE is currently in a crucial phase. The support level is at 2605, and the resistance level stands at 2725. A breakout above 2725 could signal a fresh uptrend, while failure to breach it may continue the current sideways pattern, which has lasted for 72–75 trading days.

The Relative Strength Index (RSI) stands at 48.02, showing neutral momentum. Meanwhile, the Bollinger Bands indicate that NEPSE is approaching the middle band, which is a mildly positive signal for upcoming sessions.


Investor Sentiment: Cautious Optimism Prevails

Despite today’s gain, market sentiment remains cautiously optimistic. Analysts suggest that the resistance near 2725 reflects some hesitation among investors. Given the prolonged sideways movement, traders are advised to wait for clear signals and focus on individual stock performance rather than broad market trends.

This is considered a critical juncture for NEPSE and its near-term outlook. Investors are encouraged to do proper research and watch the technical signals closely, as any breakout could redefine the market’s direction.

🔍 Key Takeaways

  1. NEPSE gained 23.19 points, closing at 2,653.09 after four consecutive days of decline.

  2. Turnover slightly dropped to NPR 8.68 billion, with 17.5 million shares traded.

  3. 191 scrips advanced, showing strong breadth across the market.

  4. Sectors like Others (+2.63%) and Hydropower (+2.35%) led the gains.

  5. Technical indicators suggest sideways movement, with resistance at 2725 and RSI at 48.02.

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