Kathmadu, NEPSE which has been rising continuously since July, is traveling at 3,100 points this week. Nepal Rastra Bank has stated that it is preparing to make public the monetary policy for the current fiscal year. Although the central bank has tightened the dividend distribution of banks and microfinance institutions a few days ago, it does not seem to have had much impact on the market.

According to the Nepal Stock Exchange, a total of 104 million 24 thousand 911 shares of 226 companies were traded during the week. Shares worth a total of Rs. 64.52 billion 87.32 million 966 were bought and sold.

Investors in Jeevan Vikas Microfinance earned 52.28 per cent, Ghalemdi Hydropower 39.03 per cent, First Microfinance 32.40 per cent, Kalika Power Company 29.91 per cent, Ankhu Khola Hydropower Company 22.55 per cent and Divyashwori Hydropower 20.44 per cent. Similarly, investors in Chandragiri Hills lost 7.94 per cent, Prabhu Insurance 6.37 per cent, Goodwill Finance 6.15 per cent, Rastriya Bima Company Founder 5.29 per cent and Global IME Microfinance 4.54 per cent.

Shares of four companies saw a positive circuit despite a double-digit drop in Nepse on Thursday, the last day of the trading year. Nepse, which has been continuously setting records, saw a correction of 'double digits'. On the same day, Nepse fell by 16 points to 3,107.45. The Sensitive Index, which measures the trading volume of large companies, rose 0.64 points to 579. A total of 2,88,45,431 shares of 226 companies were bought and sold at a price of Rs 14.31 billion.