
KSE-100 Soars 4.5% in a Week as Oil Falls, Rupee Steadies
Pakistan’s benchmark index gained 7,477 points to close at 173,887, as cheaper oil, easing inflation and a steady rupee lifted investor confidence.
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Pakistan’s benchmark index gained 7,477 points to close at 173,887, as cheaper oil, easing inflation and a steady rupee lifted investor confidence.
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A record month of new accounts took Pakistan’s stock market investor total close to 700,000, with young investors leading the surge.
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The benchmark KSE-100 index fell 1,549.44 points on Friday to close at 162,374.87 as intensifying Middle East tensions and caution ahead of the central bank’s policy decision drove broad-based selling at the Pakistan Stock Exchange.
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The KSE-100 index shed 2,006.67 points to close at 163,924.32 on Thursday as geopolitical tensions and rising oil prices rattled investor confidence.
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The index recovered part of two sessions of losses as investors bet on easing geopolitical tensions, with the draft auto policy lifting automobile stocks.
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The KSE-100 index fell 670 points to 166,419 in its fourth straight weekly decline as political uncertainty, high oil prices and rate-hike fears weighed on investor sentiment.
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The KSE-100 gained 641.07 points to close at 165,417.51 on October 14 on buying in refinery and energy stocks, but analysts say investors await fresh triggers.
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Pakistan’s KSE-100 fell 347.97 points to 164,776.44 on Tuesday as nervous investors sold amid political turmoil, dragging the index below 165,000.
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The KSE-100 shed 1,066 points as geopolitical tensions and oil above $100 a barrel offset the IMF staff-level agreement that unlocks $1.2 billion in financing.
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