Pakistan’s main stock exchange in Karachi had achieved a new landmark yesterday when it crossed the 25,000-point mark for the first time in the country’s history.
The Karachi Stock Exchange’s (KSE) benchmark 100-share index crossed 25,000 during mid-day trading and ended the day on 24,870 points.
Dealers said that the index rose more than 190 points yesterday continuing the rising trend in the stock market. The benchmark had increased 355.31 points yesterday.
Yesterday, although trading was cautious but the pace picked up around mid-day when the 100-index crossed the psychological 25,000-point mark mainly on the back of institutional trading.
In the money market the rupee ended at 108.32/108.38 against the dollar compared to the previous session close of 108.50/108.56.
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