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The benchmark index of Pakistan Stock Exchange (PSX) posted 1.6%MoM gain during October 2018 and closed at nearly 41,650 points, after posting decline for two consecutive months. This reversal, though of a smaller magnitude can be attributed to the successful …

The newly installed government in Pakistan faces a mammoth task of reinvigorating capital market of the country. This should be among the top five most important items of the economic agenda. The fiscal consolidation requires some other unpopular measures that …

Narrow Market Syndrome is a situation where few stocks, few intermediaries, and few Investors/Shareholders drive the major chunk of business. Evaporated Volumes, wider-spreads and vanished liquidity are the abetting conduits which deny exits and restrict entry to the very few …

Mutual Funds sector of Pakistan has not been able to increase its share of assets from smaller cities. The focus mainly is on large cities of Pakistan whereas the rural Pakistan gets neglected for various reasons. One of the reasons …

Investment in the listed companies a focal point of the agenda PSX assures to provide conducive investment environment to the potential investors A Chinese delegation representing Beijing Investment Group in association with AKD Securities and He Nan LvRui Jin Niu …

Business community predicts that Global Asset Markets would not be as productive or as calm in the year 2018 as they have been in 2017. Furthermore, statistics explicit that every main stock market recorded strong gains for the year amid …

The Pakistan Stock Exchange’s (PSX) KSE-100 was Asia’s top-performing Index in 2016 but 2017 proved to be a nightmare. Equity-based funds posted negative returns in the range of 10 to 20%, while brokerage houses had to be content with low …

STOCKS TURNED INTO BULLISH TONE, INDEX SETTLE ABOVE 46,000-MARK Summary The PSX stocks have been continuously gaining momentum since three weeks starting from March 12 till date. KSE-100 Index has been advancing 0.8%, 3.8% and 1.2 % for the last …

For those who may not be very familiar with Pakistan’s capital market, the small number of listed companies and shareholders’ base may seem a little disappointing. Over the last one decade the number of listed companies has come down to …

Foreign investors kept lured to investment in Pakistan and never losing faith and still have an appetite of making money in the country for an example after six months of Osama Bin Laden death (2011), a leading Swede investor named …