Stocks extend losses as investors play safe
Business
April 29, 2021
Stocks gave up more gains on Wednesday with energy and financials becoming investorsâ whipping boys as the pandemic shows no letup, dealers said.
Pakistan Stock Exchangeâs (PSX) KSE-100 Shares Index lost 0.52 percent or 233.75 points to close at 45,059.12 points, while trade volumes receded to 305.7 million shares from 366.8 million on Tuesday.
Topline Securities in a note said earlier the kick off was on a positive note where the market made an intraday high of 296 points.
However, the bourse didnât sustain the positivity and lost 272 points in te second half after ECC (Economic Coordination Committee) of the cabinet deferred the summary till next meeting on 40 percent payments to IPPs (Independent power producers), it said.
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KSE-100: Stocks stage recovery amid signs of political stability
April 21, 2021
Bears ceded ground to bulls at the Pakistan Stock Exchange (PSX) on Tuesday, as investors reacted to successful negotiation between the government and the protesting Tehreek e Labaik Pakistan, which sent signs of stability.
On the second trading session of the week, the benchmark KSE-100 opened on a positive note and touched intra-day high at 45,558.13 level after gaining 644.56 points. However, paring some early gains the index clocked at 45,399.78 level by the closing bell after posting a 486.21 points gain.
The sentiments were also lifted following the announcement of rollover of $2 billion from United Arab Emirates (UAE) and an 8% MoM increase in FDI in the month of March further fuelled the investors’ sentiments.