Nepal stock market sees decline following Tihar holiday break
The Nepal Stock Exchange index fell by 6.44 points to 2,648.77 as trading resumed following the Tihar holiday, with transactions totaling Rs 3.05 billion.
The Nepal Stock Exchange index fell by 6.44 points to 2,648.77 as trading resumed following the Tihar holiday, with transactions totaling Rs 3.05 billion.
Alphabet shares fell by double digits, losing about $500 billion in value, and Amazon dropped more than 6% after late-October earnings, as investors press big tech firms to show their AI spending will pay off.
SEBON has categorized 117 IPO applications into six stages while forming a new committee to expand Nepal's capital market beyond equity trading.
The parliamentary Finance Committee has directed the government to table a new securities bill to overhaul capital market oversight, even as secondary market trading closed lower on Wednesday.
The Securities Board of Nepal has unveiled a four-tier classification for stockbrokers and proposed strict IPO net worth rules under a government-led market reform drive.