KATHMANDU: The Nepal Stock Exchange (NEPSE) index recorded a minor gain on the first trading day of the week on Monday. The index rose by 4.00 points to close at 2595.81 points.
A total of 277 companies saw their shares traded during the session. Of these, the share prices of 105 companies increased, while 165 companies recorded a decline. The share prices of 7 companies remained stable. By the end of the trading session, a total of 12,719,734 shares worth Rs 4.46 billion were traded.
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