KSE-100 reaches record high as bullish sentiments prevail
Presenter Shuja Qureshi interviews Sana Tawfiq, Head of Research at Arif Habib Limited, on the conclusion of the IMF program review
The Pakistan Stock Market soared to a record high, driven by bullish sentiment, even though the IMF team’s two-week visit concluded without reaching a Staff Level Agreement (SLA). However, investor confidence stayed high, anticipating the SLA to be signed soon.
The KSE-100 index wrapped up the week with a 2.52% gain, setting a new record at 118,442 points. I
n this week's edition of Stock Watch, presenter Shuja Qureshi interviews Sana Tawfiq, Head of Research at Arif Habib Limited, on the conclusion of the IMF program review and the government's strategy to address circular debt.
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