Kathmandu. The stock market is in the negative circuit of 6 percent. Trading has been closed for today after the market hit the negative circuit by 6 percent.

The impact of the regime change caused by the Genji movement was not seen in the stock market.

The government collapsed due to the Zenji movement, which was protesting against corruption and misgovernance. There was a change of power. A new interim government was formed. The nation has got a finance minister who loves the stock market. On the first day of trading after being closed for about a week due to the Jejani protests, the stock market refused to change the regime. Experts argue that today’s transaction will also confirm this.

The market fell by 4 percent in the first two minutes of regular trading, and trading was halted for 20 minutes. After 20 minutes, the market reopened, down 5 percent and trading was suspended for another 40 minutes.

The market was closed for about a week due to the prohibitory orders and curfew imposed after the Genji movement. While all others were open, the stock market was closed for no good reason. Although NEPSE had tried to open the market during this period, the market was closed after some interest groups pressured the Securities Board. After the market closed, some investors protested that their assets were mortgaged and they could not trade shares.

Some experts speculate that some groups may have reduced the market because the investors are still agitating and are not in the mood to invest in the market.