Nepse Weekly Review April 6-10, 2025
The stock exchange operated by Nepal Stock Exchange (NEPSE) showed both volatile and increasing measurements from April 6 to April 10 in 2025 thanks to optimistic investors and shifting market sectors. During this week the Nepal Stock Exchange began trading at 2,004.05 points and ended at 2,025.30 points resulting in a 1.06% growth. An upward trend occurred because investors enhanced their faith while expecting solid financial results and economic improvement.
Market Overview
| Metric | Value |
|---|---|
| Opening Index (April 6) | 2,004.05 points |
| Closing Index (April 10) | 2,025.30 points |
| Weekly Change | +21.25 points (+1.06%) |
| Highest Point | 2,045.89 points |
| Lowest Point | 2,000.61 points |
| Total Turnover | Rs 11.87 billion |
| Average Daily Turnover | Rs 3.95 billion |
| Market Capitalization | Increased from Rs 3.177T to Rs 3.212T |
Technical Analysis
- Relative Strength Index (RSI): Below the neutral 50 mark, indicating cautious sentiment.
- MACD Indicator: Hovered near the signal line, suggesting potential market consolidation.
- Moving Averages: NEPSE traded above the 5-day EMA but below the 20-day EMA, hinting at short-term bullishness amidst longer-term caution.
Support Level: 2,000 points
Resistance Level: 2,045 points
Sector Performance
Top Gainers
- Microfinance: +179.77 points
- Hotels and Tourism: +66.98 points
High investor interest and strong earnings propelled microfinance to earn the most points but tourism received gains because of improved seasonal travel.
Top Loser
- Manufacturing and Processing: -543.77 points
- Supply chain problems and declining market interest have led to these drops.
Top Gainers of the Week
| Company | Price Increase | Reason |
|---|---|---|
| Gurans Laghubitta (GLBSL) | +Rs 659 per unit | Strong quarterly earnings |
| Nyadi Hydropower (NYADI) | +10% | Hit the positive circuit |
| Wean Nepal Microfinance (WNMF) | +10% | Increased investor interest |
| Samriddhi Finance (SFC) | +10% | Strong market performance |
| Sindhu Development Bank (SDBL) | +9.99% | Positive circuit hit |
Gurans Laghubitta and Nyadi Hydropower topped the list due to positive financial disclosures and bullish investor sentiment.
Top Losers of the Week
| Company | Price Decrease | Reason |
|---|---|---|
| Sarbottam Cement (SCL) | -Rs 239.60 per unit | Weak demand in construction sector |
| Support Microfinance (SMB) | -5.02% | Sharp sectoral decline |
| Nyadi Hydropower (NYADI) | -10% | Hit negative circuit |
| Swabhimaan Microfinance (SMF) | -10% | Negative investor sentiment |
| Pokhara Finance (PFL) | -10% | Circuit break due to sharp decline |
Market trends showed both growing stocks and declining stocks of Sarbottam Cement and SMF because of sector pressure along with reduced market demand.
Market Sentiment and News
The market sentiment showed a cautious bent toward optimism primarily because of the following factors:
- Anticipation of third-quarter earnings reports
- Government economic stabilization policies
- Multiple global markets display signals which indicate their recovery course
The mixture of economic indicators promoted increased trading levels as well as targeted investments in specific market segments.
Conclusion and Outlook
The positive movement of NEPSE indicators during this week indicates improving market sentiment particularly for microfinance and tourism companies. Manufacturing declines indicate unresolved obstacles within the current market situation. The market success of NEPSE depends heavily on investors who constantly monitor:
- Quarterly earnings reports
- Monetary policy changes
- Global economic cues
NEPSE requires a combination of diversification and awareness to succeed in changing economic patterns for lasting profitability.
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