KARACHI: Pakistan stocks continued the upward trend and crossed the 69k mark for the first time to another all-time high on hopes for the Saudi Reko Diq deal in the coming days, traders said.The.
Stocks ended sharply lower on Tuesday, with the KSE 100-share Index closing down by 953.60 points, or 1.45 percent, to 64,801.70, as investors braced for the upcoming monetary policy announcement.
Stocks ended slightly lower on Tuesday, as political uncertainty over the President s refusal to call a National Assembly session and doubts over new IMF loan conditions weighed on investor.
Stocks closed higher on Friday as investors weighed upbeat economic data for exports, but volumes remained low as some preferred to stay on the sidelines ahead of a general election, traders.
Stocks closed lower on Thursday, snapping a three-day winning streak, as investors booked profits in the energy sector amid uncertainty over the government’s plan to reduce circular debt,.