Kathmandu, The Nepse index, a measure of share turnover, has risen by double digits in the open stock market after the festive season.

Shares worth more than Rs 4.5 billion were traded on Tuesday.

The Nepse index has risen by 23.32 points to reach 1,741.81 points. As the Nepse index rose, the Sensitive Index, which measures the trading activity of Class A companies, declined by 0.24 percent, or 0.80 points.

A total of 1,16,74,875 shares of 194 companies have been traded through 43,673 transactions during the day. Accordingly, shares worth Rs 4,791,041,649 were bought and sold on Tuesday.

All but three subgroups traded on Nepse have risen. Banking subgroup declined by 1.28 points, development bank by 20.6 points and hydropower by 18.61 points.

The largest increase was in the trade subgroup of 9.98 percent, followed by the manufacturing subgroup of 6.94 percent or 235.45 points.

On the basis of transactions, the company is still in the top position in Nepal Reinsurance. The company had a turnover of Rs. 336.259 million.

Similarly, Nepal Telecom Company Rs. 308.551 million, Nepal Life Insurance Company Rs. 258.491 million, Shivam Cement Rs. 227.954 million, NIC Asia Bank Rs. Rs. 165.966 million and Shikhar Insurance topped the list with a turnover of Rs. 162.65 million.

Of the companies traded, 72 rose while 87 declined, while 13 remained unchanged. According to the stock, investors in Himalayan Distillery 10, Gurkhaj Finance 10, Bottlers Nepal Terai 9.99, Vishal Bazar Company 9.99, Salt Trading Corporation 9.98, Shivam Cement 9.25, Shikhar Insurance 8.38 and Oriental Hotel 7.75. Percentage earned.

Similarly, Ghalemdi Hydro 5.80, United Modi 5.75, Divyashwori Hydropower 5.65, Microfinance 5.58, Nepal Hydro Developer 5.53, Sindhu Vikas Bank 5.11, Chyangdi Hydro 4.76 and Joshi Hydropower 4. .65 percent lost.