KARACHI: Sentiments of stock market likely to return on expectations of IMF loan program back on track.
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PSX gains 79 points amid optimism of early IMF SLA
Pakistan Stock Exchange (PSX) experienced a gain of 79 points on Thursday, amid optimism of an early staff-level agreement between Pakistan and the International Monetary Fund (IMF).
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Pakistan stocks gain 321 points on UAE’s assurance to IMF for loan program
The Pakistan Stock Exchange (PSX) gained 321 points on Wednesday, following the assurance given by the UAE to the International Monetary Fund (IMF) regarding Pakistan’s loan program.
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KSE-100 index ends in negative territory on inflow delays
KSE-100 index Tuesday ended in negative territory due to delay in inflow from International Monetary Fund (IMF) disappointed investors.
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Pakistan equities end down by 214 points in range bound trading
Pakistan equities ended down by 214 points in range bound trading owing to rising economic and political tensions.
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Weekly Review: stock investors to eye friendly countries commitments
Investors of Pakistan stocks may eye commitments from friendly countries as Saudi Arabia has shown consent to provide aid.
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Pakistan’s benchmark index sees 301 points decline
KARACHI: On Friday, Pakistan Stock Exchange (PSX) saw a decline of 301 points in its benchmark KSE-100 index.
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Pakistan stocks gain 634 points on Saudi Arabia’s deposit pledge
Pakistan stocks surged on Thursday, with the KSE-100 index rising by 634 points, as Saudi Arabia announced a substantial $2 billion additional deposit to support the country’s economy.
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Pakistan stocks up 30 points in sluggish participation
KARACHI: Pakistan stocks showed a modest recovery on Wednesday, gaining 30 points amid subdued investor participation throughout the trading session.
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Stocks end down by 203 points on lackluster participation
Pakistan stocks ended down by 203 points on Tuesday due to lackluster participation of investors fearing hike in interest rate and rising political noise.
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