Karachi Stock Exchange Updates
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Stock
Karachi Stocks Up 118.28 Points:
KARACHI, Sept 30: At close of trading, the KSE-100 index was at 11760.74, up 118.28 points.
KARACHI, Sept 30: At close of trading, the KSE-100 index was at 11760.74, up 118.28 points.
September 30, 2011
TOP 5
SCRIPTS GAINERS AND LOOSERS:
Nestle Pakistan
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Rs 177.05
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Unilever Foods
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Rs (81.12)
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UniLever Pak Ltd
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Rs 124.08
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Wyeth Pak Limited
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Rs (18.22)
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Siemens Pak
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Rs 47.58
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Bata (Pak) Ltd
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Rs (5.66)
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Rafhan Maize
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Rs 21.91
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Murree Brewery
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Rs (4.69)
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Service Industri
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Rs 8.22
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Searle Pak
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Rs (2.98)
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KSE 30 – Shares Index
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Previous 11,133.90,Friday’s 11,220.93,plus 87.03 points
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KSE 100 – Shares Index
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Previous 11,7642.46,Friday’s 11,761.97,plus 119.51 points
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MARKET CAPITALIZATION
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Previous Rs.3,071.919bn,Friday’s 3,103.910bn,plus 31.991bn
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VOLUME LEADERS
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PTCL 13,865m, Fatima Fertiliser 9,458m, Fauji Fertiliser
Bin Qasim 6,632m, Arif Habib Cor 6,040, Fauji Fertiliser 4,512m.
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TOTAL VOLUME
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96.866m shares
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TOTAL
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TONE: firm, total listed 638,actives 355, inactives
253,plus 186,minus 81, unchanged 88
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Stocks
gain 119 points on blue chips support
KARACHI,
Sept 30: The stock market finished the weekend session on a firm note on active
follow-up support on the blue chip counters triggered by reports of united stand taken
by the political parties on the US threats and blames at the APC.What seemed to have reinforced investor confidence in the share business was the general perception of peace with the people in the tribal areas and end of fight against them leading to peace, analysts said.
They said the weekend rally always leads to a robust opening during the next week and indications are that the current run-up could be sustained in the coming weeks also despite technical corrections here and there.
The KSE 100-share index posted a fresh rise of 1.03 per cent or 119.51 points at 11,761.97 as leading base shares maintained their upward drive on active follow-up support.
National Bank, Engro Corporation, Fauji Fertiliser, Fauji Fertiliser Bin Qasim, and oil shares were in the forefront of gainers on active support.
Floor brokers said apart from perceptions of national unity against the US threats, the other factor, which evoked good
support was the lower levels reached by most of the leading shares, which ensure handsome capital gains.
Hopes of half a per cent cut in the central bank policy rate as the central bank meets next week was also deemed to be another
supporting factor by some of the analysts.
Traded volume showed a fresh rise at 96.866m shares from the previous 81m shares as gainers held a strong lead over the
losers at 186 to 81, with 88 shares holding on to the last levels.
The active list was topped by PTCL, steady by 27 paisa at Rs11.62 on 14m shares followed by Fatima Fertiliser firm by 47 paisa at Rs18.85 on 10m shares, Fauji Fertiliser Bin Qasim, higher by Rs1.17 at Rs58.68 on 7m shares, Engro Corporation, higher by Rs2.63 at Rs143.39 on 4m shares.
They were followed by Bank AlFalah, up 28 paisa at Rs11.28 also on 4m shares, Lucky Cement, up 57 paisa at Rs75.52 on 3m shares and National Bank, up 48 paisa at Rs45.80 also on 3m shares.
FUTURE CONTRACTS: Fauji Fertiliser Bin Qasim led the list of actives, up Rs1.25 at Rs59.28 on large volume of 1.456m shares, followed by Engro Corporation, higher by Rs2.60 at 144.79 on 1.183m shares, and D.G. Khan Cement, steady by 40 paisa at Rs20.80 on 1.176m shares.
They were followed by Lucky Cement, firm by 23 paisa at Rs75.32 on 1.076m shares.
DEFAULTER COS: The active list on this counter was led by Japan Power, easy by two paisa at Rs0.92 on 92,519 shares followed by Ravi Textiles, steady one paisa at 0.90 on Rs65,972 shares, and Abdullah Sugar, higher by 94 paisa at 8.94. All others showed fractional changes on light volumes.
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