Kathmandu. Nepal Stock Exchange, the Nepse index has risen by double digits. Nepse, which also rose by double digits on Tuesday, has risen by 13.94 points to 1,597.71 today.

Similarly, the Sensitive Index rose by 3.10 to 316.65. A total of 5.5 million nine thousand 448 shares of 192 companies were bought and sold at a price of Rs 1.63 billion.

Of the total 12 subgroups traded, shares of four subgroups declined and shares of seven subgroups rose. Hotels declined by 15.03 points, hydropower by 14.09 points, finance by 0.6 points and manufacturing by 6.33 points. Similarly, banking increased by 21.55 points, trade by 23.4 points, development banks by 10.04 points, non-life insurance by 64.28 points, others by 3.05 points, microfinance by 3.41 points, life insurance by 57.94 points and collective investment funds by 0.1 points.

According to the stock, NIC Asia Bank tops the list in terms of turnover. The bank has transacted Rs. 242.957 million. Similarly, Kumari Bank Rs 83.93 million 347, Nepal Bank Rs 74.397 million 610, Himal Dolakha Hydropower Rs 66.369 million, Global IME Bank Rs 4.53 million 35 thousand 472 and NMB Bank Rs 4. 1 million 14 thousand 871 transactions have reached the top.

On the basis of transactions, investors of General Insurance Company gained 9.84 percent, Nepal Hydro Developer 4.49 percent, Sangrila Development Bank 4.40 percent, NIC Asia Bank 4.13 percent, Kumari Bank 3.94 percent and Salt Trading Corporation 2.74 percent. Similarly, investors in Nepal Finance Company lost 5.05 percent, Khanikhola Hydropower 4.72 percent, Ankhukhola Hydropower 4.72 percent, Panchakanya Mai Hydropower 4.52 percent, National Hydropower 4.24 percent and Chuyangdi Hydropower 4.12 percent.