Thursday 17 May 2012
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KARACHI: Stocks at local capital market ended lower on Wednesday as investors chose to cash in after the market rallied to a more than six-month high for two consecutive days, dealers said.
Karachi stocks ended lower on Wednesday in the absence of any positive triggers and investors were cautious awaiting clarity on the economic loss following the devastation caused by the floods, dealers said.The Karachi Stock Exchange (KSE) benchmark 100-share index ended 0.86 percent, or 83.36 points, lower at 9,553.81 on turnover of 46 million shares.
KARACHI : Karachi stocks ended higher on Thursday following the approval of $1.2 billion loan payment from the International Monetary Fund, but dealers said turnover was thin as investors were cautious ahead of a long weekend. The Karachi Stock Exchange benchmarked 100-share index. KSE ended 119.31 points, or 1.28 percent, higher at 9,422.23 on...
KARACHI: Aggressive buying at the local capital market pushed the benchmark KSE-100 Index above 8000 level which closed at 8,082 on Monday. The stock market opened upbeat and remained in the green territory throughout the session on approval of additional loan by the IMF board and expectation of receiving the aid soon. Investors actively...
KARACHI :The benchmark KSE-100 Index of Karachi Stock Exchange (KSE) witnessed an increase of 55 points to close at 7,686. The market started today’s journey in the green zone and remained positive throughout the session as investors actively took positions in energy and cement sectors. The trade volume was strong at 230 million shares.