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Karachi stock dips 0.58%, loses 183pts to reach 31133.77pts ahead of PTI’s Nov 30 ‘showdown’

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25/11/2014
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KARACHI: Stocks remained bearish ahead of PTI’s call for a “historic” public meeting on Nov 30 in federal capital and widened overnight losses as KSE benchmark 100-index lost another 183 points to slide to 31133.77 points from overnight closing of 31,316.96 points in early trading on Tuesday.

The market opened on negative note and remained bullish, forcing investor to exercise caution.

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