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The Nepal Stock Exchange (NEPSE) dropped 0.54% on Wednesday, closing at 2,660.02 points while maintaining a significant daily turnover.
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The Nepal Stock Exchange (NEPSE) benchmark index jumped 1.55% to close at 2,719.24 points, driven by strong gains in the manufacturing sector.
Spain defeated Argentina 1-0 in a dramatic World Cup final thanks to Ferran Torres' clinical finish in extra time.
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The Nepal Stock Exchange index jumped over 3% as broad gains across most sectors pushed the total market turnover to Rs 4.58 billion.
Prime Minister Balendra Shah meets with footwear manufacturers to discuss reducing imports and enhancing domestic production through skill-based training and stricter market controls.