kSE-100: Stocks stage sharp recovery, index powers past 48,000 level for 1st time in 2 weeks Index gains 805 points; Mutual Funds were net buyers of whopping $12.69 million
July 9, 2021
Stocks staged sharp recovery at Pakistan Stock Exchange (PSX) on Thursday, breaking a four-day losing streak, as bullish momentum triggered a fresh buying spell.
The benchmark KSE-100 index tracking a strong turnaround, gained 805 points, and crossed the 48,000 mark for the first time in 2-weeks.
On Thursday, the market participants breathed a sigh of relief after NCCPL agreed to include June 2021 in CGT calculation, which would reduce payables as a lot of investors have booked losses in June to net off gains.
China has intensified its economic engagement with Pakistan by cultivating influential political elites. But the deeper story of Chinese inroads is the diversification of ties to local stakeholders, notably in the education, media, and energy sectors.
China has intensified its economic engagement with Pakistan by cultivating influential political elites. But the deeper story of Chinese inroads is the diversification of ties to local stakeholders, notably in the education, media, and energy sectors.
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KSE-100: Stocks inch up as investors struggle for direction
April 1, 2021
Investors continue to struggle for a direction at Pakistan Stock Exchange (PSX), as benchmark KSE-100 hardly changed after moving both ways with trade drying up on Covid-19 worries. On Wednesday, the benchmark KSE-100 gained 96.82 points by the closing bell to clock at 44,587.85 level.
Following Monday’s blood bath market participants have been treading cautiously as pessimism over the economic situation and renewed lockdown restrictions continued selling pressure at the bourse.
On Wednesday, the index opened on a positive note as investors cheered the government’s announcement, that it successfully sold $2.5 billion worth of Eurobonds to foreign investors. Analysts claimed that Pakistan’s dollar-denominated Eurobonds have been oversubscribed almost two times after receiving raving response to attractive interest rates from foreign investors, and expect the country to raise additional $2 to $2.5 billi