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Market watch: KSE-100 rises on return from holidays Benchmark index gains 621.64 points to close at 45,796.31 PHOTO: ONLINE KARACHI: Bulls dominated trading at the Pakistan Stock Exchange (PSX) during the first trading session on Monday after the week-long Eid holidays amid renewed optimism. Market players took cue from a host of positive developments during the week. Investor sentiment, which kept on fluctuating on the last trading day (May 6) before the long break, settled down due to clarity on the economic front. A drop in Covid-19 cases coupled with positive expectations about the upcom...

Market watch: KSE-100 rises ahead of long break Benchmark index gains 231.06 points to close at 45,174.67 Shares of 358 companies were traded. At the end of the day, 231 stocks closed higher. PHOTO: REUTERS KARACHI: The Pakistan Stock Exchange on Thursday extended gains in a roller coaster session and the KSE-100 index rose 231 points owing to investor focus on selected sectors. Index-heavy automobile, financial and fertiliser sectors attracted modest investor interest and lifted the market upwards. Investor sentiment kept on fluctuating ahead of long holidays as fears of a rise in Covid-19 ...

Market watch: KSE-100 rallies over political clarity Benchmark index rises 486.21 points to close at 45,399.78 KARACHI: Bulls made a comeback to the Pakistan Stock Exchange on Tuesday as the benchmark KSE-100 index climbed 486 points owing to the much-awaited resolution of political dispute and negotiations between the government and protesters. A host of encouraging financial results, announced during the session, helped the market sustain the buying momentum. A marginal drop in Covid-19 cases on Monday sparked some optimism about the economy and enticed investors to take fresh positions. Ea...

Market watch: Stocks tumble amid political scare Benchmark KSE-100 index drops 392.06 points to close at 44,913.57 Foreign institutional investors were net buyers of Rs37.6 million worth of shares during the trading session. PHOTO: REUTERS KARACHI: The Pakistan Stock Exchange began the week on a negative note on Monday, with the benchmark KSE-100 index diving nearly 700 points during the session as the market reacted to repercussions of a strike call. Gathering clouds on the political and security fronts spooked investors and they began offloading stocks following the decision taken by trade...