Nepal, Oct. 9 -- Nepal Stock Exchange (NEPSE) on Thursday inclined 22.59 points following the heavy fall in the past two days.

After Nepal Rastra Bank announced to remove the ceiling of Rs 250 million on share investment amount, the secondary market responded positively. The NEPSE index recovered by one-fifth on the last trading day of this week. In the past two days, the market declined by around 105 points.

The secondary market opened at 2,559.59 points and surged over 100 points in the first three minutes, which forced the frontline regulator to impose circuit breakers for the first 20 minutes. In the next one minute of the reopening of the market, the index surged by 16 points. However, the market went into a straight fall to hit a...