The share market, which reopened after the Jenji movement, experienced its second consecutive negative circuit break.
Within just two minutes of trading, the NEPSE index dropped by 4%, triggering the first circuit break and halting the market for 20 minutes.
However, as trading resumed, the index fell further, reaching a 5% decline, which activated the second circuit break, suspending the market for 40 minutes.
As a result, the NEPSE index decreased by 133 points, closing at 2,538. The repeated circuit breaks have heightened anxiety among investors.
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