PSX: KSE-100 index falls 339 points in mixed trading

Meerab Khan
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Meerab Khan
Meerab khan is a BS English literature and linguistic student at Allama Iqbal open university. She can be reached at meerabkhan111306@gmail.com
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Summary

  • Trading at the Pakistan Stock Exchange (PSX) remained mixed on Monday with the benchmark KSE-100 Index declining by 339 points by the close of the session.
  • During the trading session the index moved within a range of 1,006 points touching an intraday low of 170,120 points.
  • The Pakistan Stock Exchange’s benchmark index remains a key indicator of investor sentiment and overall market performance in the country’s capital markets.
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Trading at the Pakistan Stock Exchange (PSX) remained mixed on Monday with the benchmark KSE-100 Index declining by 339 points by the close of the session.

Following the decline, the KSE-100 Index closed at 170,425 points.

During the trading session the index moved within a range of 1,006 points touching an intraday low of 170,120 points.

Around 420 million shares were traded during the session, with transactions worth approximately Rs17 billion. Meanwhile, the total market capitalization declined by Rs34 billion falling to around Rs18,961 billion.

The market’s mixed performance comes amid continued activity and fluctuations in the country’s equity market. Investors continued to monitor market movements and broader economic developments as trading progressed.

The Pakistan Stock Exchange’s benchmark index remains a key indicator of investor sentiment and overall market performance in the country’s capital markets.

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Meerab khan is a BS English literature and linguistic student at Allama Iqbal open university. She can be reached at meerabkhan111306@gmail.com
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