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KSE-100: stocks extend gains, index climbs by 206 points
July 17, 2021
Bulls took control at the Pakistan Stock exchange (PSX) on Friday to end the week on a positive note as uncertainty around Capital Gain Tax (CGT) submission ended, lifting investors’ sentiments.
On Thursday the benchmark kse-100 index had climbed past 47,800 level after posting about 206 points gain by the closing bell.
The trading kicked off on an optimistic note right after the opening bell as the index climbed steadily for most part of the day and touched intraday high of 47,892.20.
Investors continue to cheer up Eurobond proceeds of $1 billion, which also propped up the State Bank of Pakistan’s (SBP) foreign currency reserves to four-and-a-half-year high, which was also a major positive macroeconomic indicator.
Index clocks at 47,480 level, volume recorded at 102 million shares
July 14, 2021
Market participation continued to dwindle at KSE-100 index in a range bound session on Tuesday, as looming deadline to submit Capital Gain Tax (CGT) kept investors away from the bourse.
On Tuesday, the index clocked at 47,480 level after posting a meagre 33.41 point gain by the closing bell. The index accelerated to an intraday high of 47,585.18 points and slid to an intraday low of 47,439.89 points, moving within a range of 145.29 points and closing the session in consolidation.
Earlier, trading began on a positive note and the index inched closer to the 47,600-point mark in early hours, however, investors took this as an opportunity to book profit, which interrupted the ascent and dragged the market down.
Stocks lose for third day as economic angst lingers
July 8, 2021
Stocks on Wednesday lost for the third straight session as institutional investors continued to cut down their exposure on economic and geopolitical noise, traders said.
Pakistan Stock Exchange s (PSX) benchmark KSE-100 Share Index shed 98.24 points or 0.21 percent to close at 47,247.92 points, touching a day high of 47,375.67 points and a low of 47,034.64 points.
Muhammad Arbash, analyst at Topline Securities said equities came under some selling pressure after trading in a narrow range.
During the session, the market tested a low of 311 points as investors were concerned over high commodity prices, geopolitical concerns, and collection of CGT (Capital Gain Tax) for 11MFY21, he said.
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