Pakistan stock market dominates overall trend over the past week, raising Rs 105 billion in capital

KARACHI (NNI): The overall stock market trend was dominant in the Pakistan stock market last week and the KSE 100 Index rose 700 points, surpassing the index 30,000 points, while the market capitalization was recorded at Rs 105 billion. As a result, the total volume of capital exceeds 61 trillion rupees. The stock market was bullish on the first day of the last week of the stock market and the market remained bullish for 3 days during which the index rose 1072.65 points, but the index lost 277.57 points in two days.

Improved economic indicators, expectations of lower interest rates in the new monetary policy due to lowering of inflation, softening of margin terms by the SECP and good economic indicators, including resolving short sailing issues On the basis of sector-wide investment from foreign companies, individual investors and banks, the trend continued to prevail. However, tensions between Pakistan and India continued to plummet and the government returned to facilitate the gas infrastructure development cess. Mutual Funds Growing Sales and Acquiring Immediate Profit Pakistan's stock market recorded an increase of 795.08 points in the previous week, with the index rising from 29672.12 to 30467.20 points. Similarly, the SE30 index increased by 370.83 points to 13931.69 points. Was up 14302.52 points. The KSE All-Shares Index closed at 22485.76 points, up 22007.12 points. Market capitalization increased by 1 trillion 5 billion 74 crore 76 lakh 37 thousand 55 rupees during the week, resulting in a cumulative capital volume of 60 trillion 82 billion 4 crore 140 million. 61 trillion to 87 billion 79 crore 4 lakh 98 HZ 195. At one point during the trading session in the Pakistan stock market last week, the KSE 100 index touched a high of 30745.30 points, but the index was also seen trading at the lowest level of 29468.12 points. The stock market of Pakistan was more than 5 billion last week. 14 crore 65 lakh 37 thousand shares were traded while Rs 4 crore 82 lakh 5 thousand shares worth less than 2 billion. In the stock market of Pakistan, a total of 1652 companies were traded last week, out of which 837 companies had stock price increases, 713 decreased and 102 companies' share prices stabilized. According to World Call Telecom, Maple Leaf, Oil & Gas Development, Electric Limited, TRG Pak Limited, Golden Arrow, Unity Foods Limited, Unity Foods Limited, Pak Petroleum, Summit Bank, Pak Electron, Sui Northern Gas, DG Cement Military Foods Limited, Hub Power Company, Engro Fertilizer, Inter Steel Ltd., Lotte Chemicals, Bank Al Habib and Bank of Punjab topped the list.