KATHMANDU: The Nepal Stock Exchange (NEPSE) index fell 6.38 points on Wednesday to close at 2,572.34 points, extending a decline in the broader share market despite an increase in daily trading turnover.
The Sensitive Index, which tracks the performance of larger companies, declined 0.63 points. The Float Index fell 0.26 points, while the Sensitive Float Index decreased 0.19 points.
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Originally published by Nepalnews on Oct 7, 2026
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