NEPSE declined 7.37 points (0.27%) on Friday to close at 2,643.83, while daily turnover stood at Rs. 4.27 Arba with over 9.75 million shares traded.
Gold prices fell by Rs. 4,600 per tola and silver by Rs. 90 per tola in the Nepali market, according to the Federation of Nepal Gold and Silver Dealers’ Association.

Prabhu Mahalaxmi Life Insurance reported a modest 1.31% year-on-year increase in net profit to Rs. 37.55 crore in Q4 FY 2082/83, while net earned premium grew 20.97%.
Agri Care Nepal has appointed Nepal Life Capital as its institutional advisor to strengthen its capital structure and assess its financial, business, and regulatory readiness for a potential public IPO.
The Ministry of Finance has reassigned four senior joint secretaries in a move aimed at strengthening administrative efficiency, policy analysis, foreign aid coordination, and planning functions.
Nepal has secured its first-ever medal at the International Olympiad in Artificial Intelligence (IOAI), with St. Xavier’s College student Siddhant Chaturvedi winning a bronze medal in Kazakhstan.
Nepal Rastra Bank is set to collect Rs. 20 billion from banks and financial institutions through a 35-day deposit collection instrument to manage liquidity in the banking system.
ICRA Nepal’s latest report says Nepal’s banking sector is gradually moving toward recovery, supported by lower interest rates, improving loan growth and stronger borrower finances, although high non-performing loans and capital pressure remain major concerns.
A 65-page draft report by the CPN-UML’s Election Review and Party Reorganization Task Force has called for sweeping changes in leadership, party structure and working style, while raising serious questions over Chairman KP Sharma Oli’s leadership approach.
The NEPSE index gained 8.81 points to close at 2,651.21 on Thursday, while market turnover stood at Rs. 3.72 Arba as investor activity remained steady.
Sarbottam Paints Limited has made its first trade on NEPSE at Rs. 300 per share during the Special Pre-Open Session, marking the company’s official entry into the secondary market.
Gold prices declined by Rs. 500 per tola in the Nepali market on Thursday, while silver became Rs. 5 more expensive per tola.