NEPSE closes at 2,664.13, up +0.24%, as the technical regime shifts to uptrending low volatility and breadth improves to 1.16
Executive Summary
The NEPSE index closed at 2,664.13, a change of 6.62 or +0.24% from the previous close of 2,657.51. The advance-decline ratio stood at 1.16, up from 0.16 in the prior session.
The session's most significant development was a change in the technical regime, which moved from up-trending low volatility to down-trending low volatility. Sector leadership rotated, with Hotels And Tourism replacing Non-Convertible Debenture as the strongest sector by median change.
Markets Today
Turnover for the session was Rs 5.65 Arba across 57,449 transactions, involving 15,420,920 shares of 349 traded scripts.
SIPD was the session's top gainer at +5.94%, while BENH was the top loser at -5.04%. GBIME recorded the highest turnover.
Index Snapshot
^NEPSE closed at 2,664.13, against a previous close of 2,657.51. The change was 6.62, equivalent to +0.24%.
Market Breadth
Advancers numbered 175 against 151 decliners, with 23 scripts unchanged. The advance-decline ratio of 1.16 compares with 0.16 in the previous session, a change of 625.
The session recorded 0 scripts at the positive circuit and 0 at the negative circuit. 0 scripts touched new fifty-two-week highs and 1 touched new lows.
Sector Performance
Hotels And Tourism led the sectors with a median change of +0.24%, and Hotels And Tourism showed breadth of 6/2. Non Life Insurance was the weakest at -0.52%, with Non Life Insurance recording a median change of -0.52% and breadth of 5/9.
Top Movers
SIPD led the gainers at +5.94%, and BENH led the decliners at -5.04%.
CCBD88 extended its up streak to 3 sessions. PSF traded at 57.5 times its median volume of 10,075, and MERO at 36.8 times its median volume of 3,249.5.
Technical Picture
The technical regime was reclassified from up-trending low volatility to down-trending low volatility. This shift is a caution for holders, as the index's trend classification now points lower even as volatility remains contained.
Key Observations
The index gained 0.24 percent, a moderate move, while the advance-decline ratio improved sharply to 1.16 from 0.16. Sector leadership moved to Hotels And Tourism from Non-Convertible Debenture.
The reclassification of the technical regime to down-trending low volatility is the session's principal development and warrants attention alongside the improvement in breadth.
Technical snapshot & sector sentiment
The NEPSE index closed at 2,664.13 (+0.24%). On the latest completed session, RSI(14) read 56.5 (neutral) and the index sat above its 50-session average by 1.72%. Our regime classifier reads down-trending, low volatility. The composite sentiment gauge is Greed at 63/100. Our latest ratings (2026-11-02) put 104 counters bullish against 106 bearish.
| Sector | Median | Adv / Dec | Our read |
|---|---|---|---|
| Hotels And Tourism | +0.24% | 6 / 2 | Bearish (2 up, 5 down) |
| Commercial Banks | +0.22% | 14 / 5 | Bullish (18 up, 0 down) |
| Hydro Power | +0.16% | 61 / 47 | Bullish (44 up, 31 down) |
| Investment | +0.08% | 4 / 3 | Bearish (2 up, 4 down) |
| Microfinance | +0.01% | 25 / 23 | Bearish (9 up, 30 down) |
| Finance | 0.00% | 5 / 6 | Bearish (3 up, 6 down) |
| Mutual Fund | 0.00% | 20 / 18 | — |
| Non-Convertible Debenture | 0.00% | 11 / 9 | — |
| Life Insurance | -0.01% | 6 / 7 | Bullish (8 up, 2 down) |
| Manufacturing And Processing | -0.06% | 7 / 8 | Bullish (7 up, 4 down) |
| Development Banks | -0.15% | 7 / 8 | Bullish (8 up, 5 down) |
| Others | -0.49% | 2 / 6 | Bearish (2 up, 6 down) |
| Non Life Insurance | -0.52% | 5 / 9 | Bearish (0 up, 12 down) |
“Our read” rolls up our stored technical verdicts for each sector's constituents (a documented heuristic, not advice).
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