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Sky is the limit as index smashes through 66,000-mark at Pakistan Stock Exchange

By News Desk

December 8, 2023 10:24 AM


Sky is the limit as index hits new peak of 65,379 at Pakistan Stock Exchange

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Bulls continued to dominate the trading at Pakistan Stock Exchange (PSX) on Friday as the share prices soared to a new historic high taking the index to over the 66,000-mark, reported 24NewsHD TV channel.

The benchmark KSE-100 index surged by massive 1,505 points and ended the day at 66,223 with across-the-board aggressive buying by investors.

Buying was witnessed at all sectors in index-heavy sectors including cement, chemical, commercial banks, fertiliser, OMCs and power generation and distribution sectors.

On Thursday, the Pakistan Stock Exchange benchmark index had settled at 64,718.08, up by 800.35 points or 1.25%.

At around 12pm during trading on Thursday, the KSE-100 was hovering at 64,958.10 level, an increase of over 1,000 points or 1.6%. However, profit-taking pushed the index to an intra-day low of 63,853.04. Nevertheless, bulls returned to the bourse in the later part of trading, and by 3pm, the index was hovering at 64,907.97 with an intra-day gain of 990.25 points or 1.55%.

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Reporter Baseem Iftikhar


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