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Nepal’s share market has witnessed expansive growth over time, with companies from diverse sectors getting listed on the stock exchange. With the number of demat accounts nearing 6 million, the public’s engagement in the capital market is on the rise. Mutual funds have enabled people with low-risk appetites and limited knowledge to invest in the equity market while also enabling them to diversify their investments. While share market participation has been growing, large inter-province differences exist, underscoring the need to enhance financial literacy in poor-performing provinces.As per Nepal Rastra Bank’s Financial In...

Historically, Nepal has attracted little Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) relative to comparable countries. As per World Bank data, FDI as a percentage of GDP from 2014 - 18 stood at 0.4% for Nepal compared to 1.6% for South Asia and 3.5% for Low Income Countries (LICs) worldwide. Annual FDI inflows into Nepal, which rose from $125 million in FY 2016/17 to $168 million in FY 2017/18, dropped to $116 million in 2018/19, and rose again to $167.7 million in 2019/20, according to the NRB. While there has been growing interest from foreign, especially Chinese, investors in Nepal ,the pandemic may slow FDI into Nepal in the near term. An NRB report shows that the total stock of FDI in Nepal as of July 2019 was $1.62 billion, of which the U.S. share was 2.4 percent ($39.7 million).

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The current paid-up capital of NEPSE is NPR 500,000,000 (approximately US$4.2 million in October 2020). The following table shows the percentage of shareholdings by the respective shareholders on the capital structure:[1]

"With the country in lockdown, many Nepalis have channelized their money into the capital market, creating a push in demand and induced the current bull run," said Shashwat Pathak, another equity analyst, who also believes Covid-19 has led to an increase in market participants. A bull run or a bull market refers to a stock market that sees a sustained rise in share prices.

In his early days in the share market, Gyawali lost a significant amount of money, he says. "Initially, I was investing without studying the market trends, and I lost a lot of money. But in the past year alone, I have generated more than 50 percent of my capital investments," said Gyawali, 31, a real estate manager.

Equity investment training and financial literacy campaigns have also been conducted by different companies. Such training, like the one conducted by Nepalipaisa, an online platform for the stock and share market, has helped them realize the importance of long-term equity investment to build a sizable nest egg," said Pathak.

On Sunday, Nepal Stock Exchange (Nepse) recorded the highest-ever fall in its history after the market dropped by 5.03% in just the first two hours of trading. A 40-minute long circuit break was imposed, as 60 companies saw their share values decline by 10%, and the Nepse index to 2782.52 points.

Despite the fall in the index, there were as many if not more people trading shares and the volume of transactions were unaffected, with 23 million 79 thousand shares of 223 companies clocking in Rs11.24 billion in turnover.

The current dip in the share market is in sharp contrast to the boom during the lockdowns and prohibitory orders when other investment sectors remained shut, allowing big and small investors to trade from home with the online trading system flourishing unabated.

The Sarbottam Cement share scandal, in which Nepal Securities Board Chairperson Bhishma Raj Dhungana and Nepse CEO Chandra Singh Saud engaged in insider trading on IPOs, had recently dented confidence in the fledgling stock market.

However, instead of agitating against the regulatory bodies, investors themselves must adopt careful share-trading practices, says a share broker, adding that it is natural for the market to fall after being propped up by companies that very recently had bad portfolios.

The primary and secondary markets in India function as they do anywhere: In the primary market, the investor purchases shares or bonds directly from a company in a one-time transaction; in the Secondary Market, investors buy and sell the stocks and bonds among themselves, and can do so an infinite number of times.

In India, when companies wish to go public and establish a primary market for their shares, they must get approval from the Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI), the equivalent of the SEC in the U.S.

"The stock market is the mirror of the economy in the long term but it is the opposite in the short term. As the share market can change its trajectory at any given time, the market tends to take a short-term course within a limited period and mirrors the economy only in the long term. At present, the business environment is not very favourable, which has led people to switch to the share market. As there is less chance of the market decreasing further, the market is still far from witnessing a strong bullish correction despite the recent increment in the market's index," he said.

Kathmandu, January 10Share investors are hopeful for further growth of the stock market following the reappointment of Bishnu Paudel to the post of finance minister, the introduction of progressive policies related to the market, and some improvement in the economic situation of the country. However, despite the growth witnessed in the secondary market in recent days, it may not sustain as the market only mirrors the economy in the long term, market analysts say.\n Related Articles\n \n \n \n \n \n\t\t\n\t\t\t\t\t\n\t\t\t\n\t\t\t\t\n\t\n\t \n\n\n 'Additional steps needed to secure steady growth of stock market'\n \n \n \n \n \n \n \n\t\t\n\t\t\t\t\t\n\t\t\t\n\t\t\t\t\n\t\n\t \n\n\n He looked harmless, says the journalist whose scoop helped nab 'The Serpent'\n \n \n \n \n\nAccording to Chhote Lal Rauniyar, the market took a northward trend following the reappointment of Paudel to the Ministry of Finance as the market had progressed significantly when he took office previously. Also, the new government has listed the stock market as a priority market which was followed by the central bank extending the repayment deadline of the working capital loans till mid-June, 2025 and allowing repayment in five instalments.Many businessmen and industrialists invested in the stock market during the COV- ID-19 period, when the benchmark index was nearing its alltime high, he explained.\n \n \n \n \n \n \n \n \n googletag.cmd.push(function() { googletag.display('div-gpt-ad-1686127029429-0'); });\n \n googletag.cmd.push(function() { googletag.display('div-gpt-ad-1686127067910-0'); });\n \n googletag.cmd.push(function() { googletag.display('div-gpt-ad-1686127112906-0'); });\n \n \n \n \"The economy will continue to face challenges unless those investors regain some of their money and the market capitalisation returns to its former glory of Rs 4.4 trillion. With the development of the secondary market, the introduction of the initial public offering, and recovery of lost investment by investors, the challenges faced by the country's economy will begin to decrease,\" he said, adding that there has also been some slight improvement is the country's economy, which has strengthened the steady growth of the market.\"In recent times, the inflation had slowed a bit, while the forex reserves and remittance inflow into the country have improved, indicating some progress in our economic situation. As the newly-elected finance minister has also said that the economic pressure will ease within mid-February with the possibility of deposit rates decreasing alongside inter-bank lending, it is okay to say that the secondary market will continue its northward trend in the coming months,\" he said.However, Gyanendra Lal Pradhan, coordinator of the energy development council of CNI and capital market advisor for Federation of Nepalese Chamber of Commerce and Industries, was of the view that although the stock market may continue to rise, it cannot be considered bullish for now as it will not boom unless there is liquidity in the banking sector which can help increase the purchasing capacity of the investors. The market should cross its previous high of an alltime index to be considered a bullish market.\"The stock market is the mirror of the economy in the long term but it is the opposite in the short term. As the share market can change its trajectory at any given time, the market tends to take a short-term course within a limited period and mirrors the economy only in the long term. At present, the business environment is not very favourable, which has led people to switch to the share market. As there is less chance of the market decreasing further, the market is still far from witnessing a strong bullish correction despite the recent increment in the market's index,\" he said.He further explained that the market movement after the formation of a new government is only related to trading and not long-term investment. \"Although the indicators regarding the market are positive for now, it might not be sustainable in the long term as the country is still in huge debt, has witnessed decreased revenue, and is still low on forex reserves,\" he opined.The Nepal Stock Exchange (Nepse) index has witnessed a steady growth from around 1,800 points to above 2,100 points in the recent weeks. 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