KARACHI (Web Desk)
The Pakistan Stock Exchange (PSE) remained on a downward trend last week and the KSE-100 index fell by 300 points as the index fell from 43,700 points to close at a low of 43,400 points. As a result of the downturn, the total volume of capital fell from Rs 80 trillion to Rs 79 trillion, while share prices fell by 50 per cent and the index fell by 0.74 per cent. The KSE-100 Index lost 833.62 points last week due to the two-day downtrend. However, the 2-day high gained 509.83 points. However, the overall downturn in the market remained strong.
A ccording to the weekly report, the Pakistan Stock Exchange (PSE) Index lost 323.79 points
last week, taking the KSE 100 Index from 43740.56 points to 43416.77 points. Similarly, the SE 30 Index lost 148.49 points to 18246.21 points The KSEL Shares Index fell from 30738.36 points to close at 30444.49 points. Due to the recession, the market capitalization decreased by Rs. Tax 79 trillion 49 billion 17 crore 78 lakh 31 thousand 548 rupees
T he Pakistan Stock Exchange (PSE) index touched a high of 43791.06 points at one point during trading last week. 575,830,000 shares worth over Rs. 25 billion were traded while 378,938,000 shares worth at least Rs. 17 billion were traded. In terms of business, World Call Telecom, TRG Pak Limited, Invest Bank, Pak Refinery, Pak Electron, Evanson Limited, Unity Foods Limited, Baico Petroleum, Haskol Petrol, PIA, Telecard Limited Unity Foods Limited, Azgard Nine, Agha Steel Industries, Ghani Global, Pak International Bulk, Net Civil Technology, Power Cement and Fauji Cement topped the list.