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Nepal Stock Market Closed on 5th and 6th October Due to Heavy Rainfall

5th October 2025, Kathmandu

The Nepal Stock Market will remain closed on the 5th and 6th of October, following the government’s decision to announce public holidays due to continuous heavy rainfall across the country.

Nepal Stock Market Closed

As per the decision, trading activities at the Nepal Stock Exchange (NEPSE) will stay suspended for these two days.

After the long Dashain holiday, investors had expected regular trading to resume on Saturday. However, due to the adverse weather and government notice, the market operations have been halted again.

The government has also decided to close financial institutions, government offices, and educational institutions on the same days, considering the nationwide impact of the heavy rain.

Market Expected to Resume After Holidays

Before the announcement, investors were optimistic that the market would become active after the Dashain break. Many expected a rise in trading volume and investor participation.

Unfortunately, the weather conditions have once again caused uncertainty among traders.

Despite the temporary disruption, market analysts believe that a short-term closure will not have any major negative impact on NEPSE’s overall performance.

However, they noted that investor sentiment has been affected due to repeated breaks and unstable weather.

Possible Market Fluctuations Ahead

Experts have predicted that when trading resumes after the holidays, the market may witness initial volatility. Investors are advised to remain calm and monitor the situation closely.

The continuous holidays and uncertain climate conditions could lead to short-term fluctuations in trading activities, but the overall impact on the long-term market trend is expected to be minimal.

Conclusion

The closure of the Nepal Stock Market on 5th and 6th October highlights how natural disasters and severe weather can influence financial operations. Authorities have prioritized public safety, urging institutions and investors to stay alert.

Normal trading is expected to resume after the weather improves and the government offices reopen.

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