Weekly review

Investors stay on the sidelines awaiting clarity on economic issues

KSE-100 index declines 791 points and settles at 40,869

MSCI announcement, confirmation of Saudi fund release influence index movements

Saudi rescue package, expectation of assistance from the UAE and China keep investors optimistic

Benchmark index advances 2,126 points, or 5.5%, amid Saudi financial support

Economic concerns, rupee depreciation take toll on investor sentiments

Market plunge caused by mounting macroeconomic concerns and political developments

Lack of clarity on economic issues, political developments drag the index below 41,000

Benchmark index sheds 2% as investors wait for policy clarity

US official’s remarks on Pakistan, selling pressure in bank stocks cause the decline

Clarity on political front boosts sentiment; fear of hung parliament dismissed

Benchmark KSE-100 Index finishes with just a 13-point decrease in outgoing week

Political uncertainty, Avenfield verdict, macroeconomic concerns pull down the market

Activity picks up with investors remaining optimistic about interim set-up

Investors’ confidence grows with finalisation of caretaker set-up

Benchmark index increases as investors resume buying at attractive valuations

Analysts expect positive run in light of pro-market budget announcements

Selling in banking and oil stocks leads decline

Lack of positive triggers, court hearings and macroeconomic concerns keep investors at bay

Political stability, rising international oil prices, domestic cement prices keep investor interest alive

Benchmark index gains 3.84% during outgoing week

KSE-100 increases 352 points or 0.82% in outgoing week

Concerns regarding FATF’s watchlist, political and economic developments kept investors wary

Index closes 372 points higher; activity and traded value jump 50% and 45%, respectively

Strong rally witnessed despite protest in Lahore; banks, cement and auto steal limelight

Political noise takes toll on investors; rupee weakening provides respite on Friday

Benchmark index declines 0.6% as news flow guides sentiment

Benchmark index declines 1.5% as political jitters shake things up

Trading activity remains dull; average volumes, value decline 7% & 14% respectively

Benchmark 100-share index increases 0.9% to 41,435 points

Benchmark 100-share index drops 0.1% to settle at 41,064 points

Benchmark index drops 2.3%, settles at 41,105.40

Benchmark index rises 2,241 points, settles at 42,087.89

Benchmark index ends 2.6% down week-on-week, settles near 41,300

KSE-100 gains 0.5% week-on-week, volumes pick up

US policy, possible devaluation, rising current account deficit take toll on index

End of Panama case expected to bring back life to the stock market

Uncertainty over Panama case verdict keeps market under pressure

Political uncertainty continues to guide market in the red

JIT investigations, unexpected rupee movement put investors at unease

Stock market continued to remain volatile due to political uncertainty and mutual fund redemptions

Political uncertainty, international crude prices maintain pressure during outgoing week as index falls 5.4%

Overall investor sentiments remained mixed as average traded volumes and value declined 19%

Pakistan’s reclassification as emerging market result in massive correction; KSE-100 drops 4,082 points

The benchmark index continued its bullish run in the outgoing week, gaining 1,895 points

The stock market underwent negative sentiment as delight leading up to MSCI’s official announcement settled down

Benchmark 100-share index increases 1,900 points or 3.8% week-on-week

KSE-100 Index added 550 points end the week at 49,851

Benchmark index falls 367 points during the week, closes at 49,008.

Lost 632 points before gaining 1,161 during last three days