KSE-100 Index

Benchmark-100 Index down 1,419 points, 3.44% week-on-week

Despite support from oil prices, KSE-100 experiences volatile ride

Finishes at 41,200 as banks and cements shine

Benchmark KSE 100-share Index rises 129.49 points

Finishes at 40,542 points with turnover registering notable increase.

Benchmark KSE 100-share Index rises 73.62 points

Increased interest of Chinese companies was the only silver lining for investors

Outgoing companies include Lalpir Power Limited, Pakgen Power Limited an EFU Life Assurance Limited

Benchmark KSE 100-share Index loses 569.04 points

Speculators focused on small-caps as crude stocks plunged

Positive fundamentals meant bulls continued to dominate

Profit-taking in index heavy sectors meant market retreated from bullish sentiment

Benchmark KSE 100-share Index loses 182.21 points

Gains were led by financial shares, overall bourse recorded mixed trends

Benchmark KSE 100-share Index drops 57.76 points

KSE-100 Index touched all-time high of over 40,000 points but retreated at the end of the week

Benchmark KSE-100 index decreases 286.32 points

Benchmark KSE-100 index rises 19.65 points

Benchmark KSE-100 index rises 122.88 points Monday

Bull run led by financial, cement and oil stocks

Benchmark KSE-100 index increases 142.17 points

Bourse remained under pressure over low cement sales, volatile oil prices

Benchmark KSE 100-share Index falls 171.17 points

Brexit blues fade away as KSE-100 Index gains 3.5% week-on-week

Benchmark KSE 100-share index gains 37.06 points.

The MSCI has announced its Pakistan Index would be reclassified to Emerging Markets status

Recent increase in share prices comes after almost nine months of bearish trends in the stock market