PSX takes a hit amid Pak-India tensions: down 1.57%
Watch for expert insights on corporate results and the market outlook
The Pakistan Stock Exchange kicked off the week on a high note, with better-than-expected corporate results boosting investor sentiment. However, optimism was short-lived as renewed tensions between Pakistan and India triggered panic selling, dragging the market down by approximately 4% from its weekly peak.
Despite some recovery on the final trading day, the KSE-100 index closed the week with a loss of 1.57%, settling at 115,469 points.
Watch the full video on Nukta's YouTube channel, where presenter Shuja Qureshi, alongside Shahbaz Ashraf (CIO, FRIM Ventures) and Raza Jafri (Executive Director, Intermarket Securities), shares expert insights on corporate results and the market outlook.
Popular
Spotlight
More from Video
WhatsApp leak reveals chick price-fixing
The CCP unearthed a secret price-fixing ring operating through a WhatsApp group aptly named “Chick Rate Announcement”
Comments
See what people are discussing