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ICI full-year net surges to Rs5 24bln
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ICI full-year net surges to Rs5 24bln
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July 29, 2021
Stocks slumped on Wednesday as a monetary policy status quo rally was reversed by renewed scares of economic restrictions as the new Covid variants were reported on the rise in the country, traders said.
Pakistan Stock Exchange s (PSX) benchmark KSE-100 Share Index lost 368.96 points or 0.77 percent to close at 47,318.03 points printing a day high of 47,874.69 points and a low of 47,244.21 points.
Muhammad Arbash, an analyst at Topline Securities, said the day opened on a positive note as central kept the policy rate unchanged.
However, in the second half the market witnessed profit-taking as investors were worried over rising Covid cases, Khan said.
Daily Times Index clocked in at 47,793 level, foreign investors were net sellers of $21 million
July 25, 2021
Investors struggled to find a catalyst to set a direction at Pakistan Stock Exchange (PSX) in the shortened (two-session) outgoing week, as risk-shy investors remained away from the index, owing to the rising Afghan crisis, resurgence of Covid-19 and foreign selling pressure.
The PSX benchmark KSE-100 index exhibited a range bound session as it clocked at 47, 703 level inching down from 47,834 points- previous weeks closing, after trading between the weekly high of 48,004.54 points and a low of 47,691.33 points, respectively.
Investor sentiment remained lukewarm primarily due to a shortened trading week due to Eid holidays. Moreover, the departure of US forces from Afghanistan has placed the region in a tight spot, as Afghan Taliban has been staking claim over 90 pc of the country, risking a fallout in the neighbouring countries-with Pakistan facing a major security cr
Daily Times Index up by 0.6pc, average volumes fell by 4pc
July 18, 2021
Stocks witnessed a cautious trading activity in the outgoing week, as risk-shy investors remained away from the index, owing to the rising Afghan crisis and approaching CGT submission deadline.
The benchmark kse-100 index exhibited a range bound session as it clocked at 47,834 points, up 0.6pc WoW, after trading between the weekly high of 47,890 points and a low of 47,388 points, respectively.Moreover, the average trading volumes fell by 4pc to settle at 467 million shares, while the traded value decreased by 10pc to average at $96 million.
Investor sentiments remained lukewarm primarily over approaching deadline for the Investors to submit CGT to the NCCPL by the July 16th i.e Friday, which continued to remain a major reason denting market participation, The NCCPLs’s move to collect CGT till May 21-11 month time, ahead of the normal 12-month time-which ends on June 30th- inflated the investors’ payab
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