Kathmandu. The Nepal Securities Board (NSB) has decided to open the share market from Monday.

The stock market, which was closed on April 26 due to the Corona epidemic, was reopened on April 20. But after two days of trading, the market was closed again due to a negative circuit.

Investors are encouraged to use electronic means when transferring shares and transferring funds.

The Securities and Exchange Board of Nepal (SEB) has said that investors, brokers, Nepse, CDACs and merchant bankers should follow the Covid (19 security measures) issued by the board before trading in shares.

The board has also made arrangements for brokers to trade shares from home and will encourage them to trade from home as much as possible.