Kathmandu. Policy easing by stakeholders has a huge impact on the stock market. But in recent times, the opposite is happening in Nepal.

The investors had put forth various demands related to the stock market and the Nepal Rastra Bank. These markets are being catered to by the Rastra Bank. Recently, the Rastra Bank removed the provision of selling only 20 percent of the primary capital in a fiscal year from the investment that has elapsed for one year. Nepal Rastra Bank (NRB) has also removed the limit of Rs 25 crore on single customer loan against share collateral.

However, the market has not grown. The failure to increase the market even in terms of policy easing has been linked to the Genji movement. After the Genji movement, it is said that the morale of investors to invest in the market is weakening.

Today is the first trading day of the week. The index, which measures the market, decreased by 78.83 points to close at 2,503.35 points. The market, which started declining from the beginning of trading, remained stable till the end. During the trading period, the market was in the red. The sub-indices of all the groups were in the red.

A total of 1,43,64,628 units of shares of 324 companies were traded at Rs 6,70,72,45,266. The prices of 9 companies increased while 242 companies declined.