Kathmandu – The monetary policy of the current fiscal year 2081/82, which was announced last Friday, has had a positive effect on the market. As a result, monetary policy broke the positive circuit in the stock market twice. Trading was closed for 20 minutes with the NEPSE index rising by four percent in one minute and 31 seconds after the market opened for the first time. Similarly, within a minute of the start of trading for the second time, after the index increased by one percent to five percent, the trading was suspended for 40 minutes.

The impact of monetary policy on the overall stock market. However, there seems to be more influence in the group of commercial banks. Today, when the stock market surged, the shares of 15 companies were circuited. Today, most of the commercial banks in the banking group have a positive circuit in their share prices.

Today, shares of NIMB Bank, SBI Bank, Sanima Bank, NMB Bank, Prabhu Bank, Global IME Bank, Citizens Bank, Prime Commercial Bank, Krishi Bikas Bank, Nepal Bank, Everest Bank, Lakshmi Sunrise Bank, Kumari Bank have a positive circuit.

Today, the prices of commercial banks other than Standard Chartered increased by 10 percent. The price of Standard Chartered increased by 8.3 percent. Kumari Bank, NIC Asia Bank were ahead in terms of turnover. Today, Kumari Bank has traded Rs 36 crore 10 lakh, NIC Asia Bank Rs 34 crore 81 lakh, Prime Commercial Bank Rs 27 crore 58 lakh.

Global IME Bank has a turnover of Rs 25 crore 69 lakh, Krishi Bikas Bank Rs 25 crore 55 lakh, Everest Bank Rs 24 crore 70 lakh. Today the banking group has increased the most by 9.89 percent. Development Bank 4.8, Finance 1.2, Hotel and Tourism 0.46, Hydropower 0.83, Investment 5.75, Life Insurance 4.24, Product 1.72, Non-Life Insurance 2.68, Others 3.19 and Business increased by 2.62 percent.