Listless trading at the Pakistan Stock exchange caused the exchange to remain sideways for most of trading. The KSE100 index gained 81 points to settle at 48,239.
Bears took over at the Pakistan Stock Exchange with the index recording another negative close. The KSE100 index went down by 323 points to settle at 48,158.
In the absence of any positive triggers the Pakistan Stock Exchange recorded another negative close. The KSE100 index lost 152 points to settle at 48,481.
Turn around at the Pakistan Stock Exchange on Wednesday with the index in the green throughout trading. The KSE100 index gained 474 points to reach at 48,251.
Bears took over at the Pakistan Stock Exchange as the index posted another close in the red. The KSE100 index went down by 370 points to settle at 47,778.
NEW YORK (Reuters) - Asian stocks were set to open higher on Tuesday after Wall Street’s main indexes closed at record highs and investors awaited comments from the U.S. central bank’s meeting later this week.
The PSX took off to a troublesome start on Thursday. The lack of buying at the exchange can be attributed to political uncertainty originating from the Senate Election results in which the opposition alliance delivered a shocking victory against the ruling party.
