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Market watch: KSE-100 takes another battering Benchmark index nosedives 911.92 points to settle at 42,779.76 Shares of 408 companies were traded. At the end of the day, 47 stocks closed higher. PHOTO: REUTERS KARACHI: The Pakistan Stock Exchange on Thursday experienced another round of battering as it nosedived 912 points on the back of looming uncertainty about taxes and an unstable political situation. With the latest drop, the bourse has lost over 3,000 points since the start of the ongoing week. Keeping in view the Senate chairman election on Friday and in order to avoid the impact of an...

Sectors that ceded most points from the index included banks, textile, pharma, power, technology and chemical.

Market watch: Bears hold sway as political tensions weigh Benchmark KSE-100 index drops 271.59 points to settle at 45,593.43 Overall trading volumes decreased to 368.4 million shares compared with Friday’s tally of 480 million. PHOTO: FILE KARACHI: Bears maintained their control over the Pakistan Stock Exchange (PSX) on Monday, in line with the preceding session, as political tensions fuelled selling pressure across the board ahead of Senate elections. The Supreme Court said polls for the upper house would be held according to Article 226 of the Constitution and through secret ballot. Unce...

KARACHI: Stocks remained under pressure on the first trading day of the week with the KSE-100 index recording a ...

The young artist explains why he wants a body of work, not just sixes. Approximately two weeks before 'Main Tera', the first single of his new album that hit the airwaves, Azaan Sami Khan played me three tracks ('Jadugari' and 'Tu' being the other two) from it, at his new under-construction house in DHA. As I watched a cut of the 'Main Tera' music video — the green screen obvious behind the talent in a few shots — Azaan began pacing a portion of his lawn connecting to the veranda (that is, I think it would be a lawn; the work was all over the place).