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PSX loses 537 points to close at 41,612

December 5, 2022 06:43 PM


The Pakistan Stock Exchange suffered some losses on Monday as the KSE-100 Index was down by 537 points and ended the day at 41,612 with the shares of 340 companies traded during the session.

The share prices of 257 companies were down and the shares of 64 went up. 

The overall market capitalization decreased from Rs 6,727b to Rs 6661b.  

The total volume traded for the KSE-100 Index was 126.20 million shares worth of Rs 3.24b. 



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