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NEPSE Slightly Up with an Inverted Hammer Pattern, Market Remains Uncertain Despite Surge in Margin Lending
NEPSE Slightly Up with an Inverted Hammer Pattern, Market Remains Uncertain Despite Surge in Margin Lending Kathmandu, June 15 – On the first trading day of the week, the NEPSE index closed slightly higher, gaining 0.47 points to settle at 2,655.85. This follows two consecutive bearish sessions last week. Despite a significant rise in margin lending, the secondary market hasn’t responded with the same level of enthusiasm. According to Nepal Rastra Bank data, margin lending reached over NPR 125 billion by mid-May 2025 (Baisakh-end, FY 2081/82), which is NPR 35 billion higher than the same period last year. In FY 2080/81, the total margin lending was about NPR 90 billion, and it was just NPR 80 billion in FY 2079/80.
NEPSE TRADING
·15 Jun, 2025
