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Stock Watch: Pakistan’s stocks blaze past 93,000
A higher-than-expected rate cut of 2.5% was cheered on at the Pakistan Stock Exchange
Nov 09, 2024
Nov 09, 2024
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A higher-than-expected rate cut of 2.5% was cheered on at the Pakistan Stock Exchange, with the benchmark KSE-100 index closing at yet another record high of 93,292 points.
The policy rate is now at 15% — this will bring down the government’s interest expense for the current fiscal year by approximately PKR 1.3 trillion or 1% of GDP.
The Sukuk auction this week was another sign that more cuts are expected, with the rate of one-year Sukuk falling to 10.99%.
Watch the full episode of Stock Watch for a detailed analysis of market movement this week.
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