Summary: NEPSE has postponed the reopening of the share market by one day due to a national mourning holiday, with trading now scheduled to start from Thursday.
The share market, which has remained closed due to the GenZ movement, will now reopen from Thursday. According to the Nepal Stock Exchange (NEPSE), preparations to resume trading have already been completed. NEPSE had sent a letter to the Securities Board of Nepal (SEBON) on Monday and is set to resume trading immediately after receiving approval.
Earlier, NEPSE had announced that the market would remain closed until Ashoj 2. However, this notice was later revised, and the exchange had prepared to reopen from Ashoj 1, Wednesday. The plan changed once again after the government declared Ashoj 1 as a day of mourning in memory of those who lost their lives during the GenZ movement. With the public holiday in place, the reopening has been pushed back by a day, and trading will now officially resume from Thursday.
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