Business April 28, 2021 Stocks fell on Tuesday as profit-taking followed an institutional cash injection a day earlier, with most of players remaining noncommittal as stricter virus curbs loom large, dealers said. KSE-100 Shares Index, the benchmark of Pakistan Stock Exchange’s (PSX), suffered a loss of 0.68 percent or 210.73 points to close at 45,292.87 points. Volumes eased to 366 million shares from 409.08 million in the last trading session. Topline Securities in its daily market review said the index witnessed a volatile session, printing an intraday high of 45,937 (up 0.56 percent) and an intra-day low of 45,170 (down 1.12 percent). Fears of COVID related lockdown came to haunt the market again after the Sindh Government decided to ban intercity transport and close educational institutes while the ongoing futures rollover week also added extra pressure, the brokerage said.