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KSE-100 index closes in red after decline of 238pts

byCT Report
11/01/2016
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KARACHI: As the bearish trend continued, the Karachi Stock Exchange (KSE) 100 index dropped another 238.44 points to close at 32296.41 points level on the first trading day.

The stocks recorded the highest trading level of 3255.21 points and lowest level of 32290.31 points, with the volume of 51,904,350 shares, having Rs3.909 billion value. As many as 332 companies were active; of which 108 advanced, 201 declined and 23 remained unchanged.

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The three top traded companies were K-Electric Ltd with a volume of 6,714,000 and price per share of 7.29, TRG Pak Ltd with a volume 6,365,500 of price per share of 31.88, and Bank of Punjab with a volume 4,436,500 of price per share of 8.68.

The top three gainers were Bata Pakistan with price per share 3300, Hinopak Motors with price per share of 1126.37 and Sapphire Fiber with price per share of 689.95.

The top three losers were Pakistan Tobacco with price per share of 1163.52, Siemes Pak with price per share of 840.76 and Millat Tractors with price per share of 524.35.

Earlier, on last trading day (Friday) during last week, the KSE-110 index plunged 147.65 points to close at 32534.85 points level.

The stocks recorded the highest trading level of 32775.40 points and lowest level of 32476.42 points, with the volume of 110,555,990 shares, having over Rs7.20 billion value. As many as 332 companies were active; of which 108 advanced, 201 declined and 23 remained unchanged.

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