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PSX closes positive after witnessing a volatile day

byMatiur Rehman
18/09/2017
in Markets, Stock Exchange
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KARACHI: The Pakistan Stock Exchange (PSX) Monday remained under pressure, however, it managed to close positive after gaining 54.22 points to reach 42841.41 points level.

The stocks recorded the highest trading level of 43014.42 points and lowest level of 42538.05 points, with the volume of over 113.78 million shares and value of Rs7.49 billion. As many as 343 companies were active; of which 128 advanced, 197 declined and 18 remained unchanged.

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Dost Steels Ltd was the volume leader with 10.80 million shares, adding Rs0.48 to reach Rs12.59. It was followed by TRG Pak Ltd with 8.45 million shares, gaining Rs1.04 to end at Rs39.67 and Engro Fert with 6.48 million shares, surging Rs2.71 to close at Rs61.01.

The top three gainers were Nestle Pakistan with price per share of 12896.67 (546.67), Hinopak Motor with price per share of 1115 (35.25) and Atlas Battery of 720 (23.50).

The top three losers were Bhanero Tex with price per share of 805.84 (-42.41), Millat Tractors with price per share of 1220.18 -26.80) and Highnoon (Lab) share of 430.92 (-22.68).

Earlier, the stocks started new week on negative note after shedding 90 points to drop to 42697 points level in early trading. The bearish note further intensified at the PSX till midday as the benchmark 100-index 176 points to reach 42611 points level.

On Friday, the stocks ended week on positive note with the benchmark KSE-100 index gaining 104 points or (0.24 percent) and to close at 42,787 points.

The market remained volatile, making an intraday high/low of 331 and 145 points to close at 42,787 level, in anticipation of FTSE and S&P rebalancing of PSX stocks from Frontier to Emerging Market, dealers said. Mixed sentiment were witnessed in the banking sector where HBL (up 3.73pc) and AKBL (gain 0.84pc) closed in the green zone, while on the flipside MCB (down 2.66pc), NBP (dip 0.40pc) and BAFL (slip 1.66pc) closed in the red trajectory.

Volumes shrank in today’s session as 200 million shares were traded in the overall market, compared to 217 million shares in the last trading session. While traded value rose to Rs13 billion/$124 million. Scrips of total 383 active companies participated in the session of which 133 closed in green, 231 in red while 19 remained unchanged. Volume was led by Dost Steels with 16.3 million shares traded and by TRG Pak with 10.3 million shares traded.

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