Stocks succumb to FATF uncertainty
Stocks fell on Friday as investors took no chances hours ahead of anti-money laundering and terror financing watchdog’s verdict on Pakistan’s grey list status, dealers said.The Pakistan...
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Stocks fell on Friday as investors took no chances hours ahead of anti-money laundering and terror financing watchdog’s verdict on Pakistan’s grey list status, dealers said.The Pakistan...
Stocks were barely buoyed on Thursday as profit-booking weighed on trade with no stimuli in sight a day ahead of the grey list decision, dealers said.The Pakistan Stock Exchange's benchmark KSE...
Stocks hiked on Thursday tracking strong world crude oil and equities with the major lift coming from bets on an investor-friendly budget, scheduled today, dealers said.Pakistan Stock...
Benchmark KSE-100 index rises 473.87 points to settle at 48,251.49
KARACHI: Stocks faltered on Tuesday with the KSE-100 index declining by 154.68 points, or 0.32 per cent, at 48,147. The market opened on a bullish note and the index rose to intraday high by 107 points as investors’ interest remained sustained on positive news flow relating mainly to the federal budget. In a meeting with the PSX MD, the finance minister promised to look into the PSX budget proposals and support the market went well with the investors. The drop in coronavirus positivity ratio to 3.02pc according to the National Command and Operation Centre (NCOC) which allowed opening up of ...