
KSE-100 Touches 180,000 First Time, Then Slips 251 Points
Pakistan’s benchmark index crossed 180,000 during Wednesday’s trading for the first time, but late selling pulled it back to close 251 points lower.
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Pakistan’s benchmark index crossed 180,000 during Wednesday’s trading for the first time, but late selling pulled it back to close 251 points lower.
By: hammadkhaksar
US stocks suffered one of their worst sell-offs in history on Thursday, wiping about $2.5 trillion from Nasdaq firms, and Donald Trump blamed the Democrats’ midterm wins.
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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 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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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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