What are NEPSE, Sensitive, and Float indices?

1. NEPSE (Nepal Stock Exchange): This is Nepal's primary stock market where shares of listed companies are traded. NEPSE regulates, displays, and determines the performance of Nepal's stock market. It also uses the NEPSE Index to represent the market's credibility, progress, and representation.

2. Sensitive Index: This index specifically indicates which companies can have a significant impact on the stock market based on their growth and influence. It looks at factors like officiality, growth, and company valuation.

3. Float Index: This index includes only the shares of listed companies that are actively traded in the market, excluding the ordinary shares of companies that are outside the market. Its primary goal is to increase credibility and reliability by representing the actuality of the market.

In summary, NEPSE represents the main addresses of the share market in Nepal, assessing companies' business performance, credibility, and progress. The Sensitive and Float indexes lead the determination and establishment of the market's credibility and reliability based on the NEPSE Index.