Tag: Pakistan Stock Exchange

KARACHI: The share market gained 187 points on Thursday in a range bound trading activity during the day. The benchmark KSE-100 index of Pakistan Stock Exchange (PSX) closed at 47,219 points as against 47,032 points.

Analysts at Arif Habib Limited said that the market continued to remain range-bound today due to concerns over uptick in Richard bay coal price, food inflation and resumption of foreign selling spree.

Activity remained side-ways as market witnessed hefty volumes in the 3^rd tier stocks. Technology sector continued to remain in the limelight throughout the day as traders again placed bet on high-beta stocks to mark quick gains.

On the flip-side, Institutional activity stayed lackluster. In the last trading hour, buying was observed in the banking sector and index managed to close above 47000 levels.

Sectors contributing to the performance include Technology (+92 points), Fertilizer (+44 points), Refinery (+36 points), E&P (+26 points) and Textile (+21 points).

Volumes increased from 380.6 million shares to 561.9 million shares (+47.7 per cent DoD). Average traded value also increased by 3.0 per cent to reach US$ 94.2 million as against US$ 91.5 million.

Stocks that contributed significantly to the volumes include WTL, BYCO, TELE, FNEL and ANL.

KARACHI: The stocks have ended down by 80 points on Wednesday in a range bound trading activity.

The benchmark KSE-100 index of Pakistan Stock Exchange (PSX) closed at 47,032 points as against 47,113 points showing an decrease of 80 points.

Analysts at Arif Habib Limited said that the market remained range-bound today due to concerns over monetary tightening and resuming of foreign selling spree.

Technology sector remained in the limelight throughout the day as traders placed the bet on high-beta stocks to mark quick trading gains. On the flip-side, Institutional investors fetched for value hunting as buying was observed in E&P and banking stocks.

In the last trading hour, investors opted for profit booking specially in cement and steel stocks in expectation of interest rate hike by SBP in the upcoming monetary policy.

Sectors contributing to the performance include Technology (+193 points), Refinery (+22 points), Chemical (+19 points), Leather (+12) and Insurance (+7 points).

Volumes increased from 307 million shares to 381 million shares (+24.2 per cent DoD). Average traded value also increased by 12.7 per cent to reach US$ 91.5 million as against US$ 81.08 million.

Stocks that contributed significantly to the volumes include PTC, HASCOL, WTL, TRG and TPLP.

KARACHI: The stock market gained 138 points on Tuesday owing to a contraction in trade deficit on a monthly basis.

The benchmark KSE-100 index of Pakistan Stock Exchange (PSX) ended at 47,113 points from the previous day’s closing of 46975 points.

Analysts at Topline Securities said that bullish momentum continued at PSX as well in the backdrop of improved trade deficit numbers on monthly basis, significant decline in international coal prices and anticipation of agreement between IMF and Government of Pakistan in the prevailing week as announced by the finance minister.

Market opened on a positive note and made an intraday high at 47,315 level (up 340 points; +0.72 per cent) before closing at 47,113 level (up 138 points; +0.29 per cent).

Initially, the cement sector led the show to celebrate substantial reduction of over 35 per cent in global coal prices but witnessed profit taking in the later half of the day.

Technology and Banking sector stocks also provided support by adding 156 points cumulatively.

During the day, total volume and value stood at 306 million shares and Rs8.37 billion, respectively. BYCO was the volume leader with 19.2 million shares traded in it, today.

KARACHI: Pakistan’s stocks gained 790 points on Monday owing to successful negotiations between the government and the banned outfit.

The benchmark KSE-100 index of the Pakistan Stock Exchange (PSX) ended at 46,975 points from last Friday’s closing of 46,185 points.

Analysts at Topline Securities said that Pakistani equities started the week on a positive note and closed the day at 46,946.21.

Sentiments turned positive as the government announced on Sunday that it had reached an agreement with Tehreek-e-Labbaik Pakistan (TLP) to end a 10-day standoff with the latter.

Sentiments were further buoyed after Prime Minister Imran Khan rejected the Oil and Gas Regulatory Authority (OGRA) and Finance Ministry’s proposals to increase the prices of petroleum products.

Slight profit-taking was witnessed near the close of the session after the monthly CPI clocked in at 9.2 per cent YoY for the month of October 2021, which was above market expectations.

The total volume and value traded in the KSE All Share Index clocked in at 430.01 million shares and Rs14.78 billion respectively.

The volume leader for today was WTL with 53.86mn shares traded during the session.

KARACHI: The stock market ended with a gain of 273 points on Friday amid range-bound trading. The benchmark KSE-100 index of the Pakistan Stock Exchange (PSX) ended at 46,219 points as against the previous day’s closing of 45,946 points.

Analysts at Topline Securities said that the range-bound session was observed on the last trading session of the week as the index traded within a range of an intraday high of 273 points and intraday low of 265 points to close at 46,219 level and up by 0.6 per cent.

Major contributions to the index came from LUCK, HBL, MLCF, CHCC and NML, as they cumulatively contributed 199 points to the index. On the other hand TRG, HUBC, MEBL, UBL and COLG lost value to weigh down on the index by 195 points.

Traded volume and value for the day stood at 243 million shares and Rs9.67 billion respectively.

HUMNL was today`s volume leader with 28 million shares.

The Pakistan Stock Exchange (PSX) experienced a positive uptick on Thursday as the benchmark KSE-100 index gained 199 points, closing at 45,991 points from the previous day’s closing at 45,792 points.

KARACHI: The stock market gained 623 points on Wednesday as new trading system suspended for more than two hours. The benchmark KSE-100 index of the Pakistan Stock Exchange (PSX) ended 45,851 points from previous day’s closing of 45,228 points.

Analysts at Topline Securities said that the KSE-100 index rose 1.38 per cent to settle the day at 45,851 points.

The rally is attributed to improvement in sentiments owing to reports suggesting that Saudi Arabia would deposit $3 billion cash in the State Bank of Pakistan (SBP) and also provide $1.2 billion worth of oil on deferred payments which will further pave way for the resumption of the IMF program.

However, the new trading system kept activity restricted and trading was also suspended at noon for 2 hours and 30 minutes in order to resolve technical issues.

Volumes remained thin with 88 million shares traded in the KSE-100 index while the KSE All Share index saw a total traded volume of 163 million shares.

The volume leader for today was WTL with 11.84 million shares traded during the shortened session.