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Banks power a breakout: KSE-100 vaults 2.08% to a fresh 184,050 high
KSE-100 +2.08% to 184,050 — a fresh high, led decisively by the commercial banks — with breadth firmly positive (297 advancers vs 170) and up-volume dominating (612m vs 320m) across the 490-name universe. Figures reflect the live session close; official EOD pending.
KSE-100 rebounds 1.06% to 180,302 as breadth flips green after the Muharram break
KSE-100 +1.06% to 180,302 in a broad, up-volume recovery that erased Monday's post-holiday dip — advancers led decliners 267 to 148 and up-volume (481m) swamped down-volume (128m), with power, banks and transport names among the active turnover. Figures reflect the finalized session close for 30 June.
Back from the break with a red open: KSE-100 slips 0.64% as heavyweight banks, cements and energy all give ground
KSE-100 -0.64% to 178,415 in the first session back after the Ashura/Muharram break, unwinding part of the 24 June rebound as selling ran broad — decliners overwhelmed advancers 287 to 127 across the tracked universe and down-volume (530m) buried up-volume (179m). Figures reflect the official EOD close.
Buyers take charge: KSE-100 rises 1.06% to 179,571 as breadth flips green and up-volume dominates
KSE-100 +1.06% to 179,571, up from the prior 177,693 close — breadth was firmly positive (255 advancers vs 149) and advancing volume (636m) buried declining volume (153m), with cements, banks and energy heavyweights all bid. Figures reflect the official EOD close.
Breadth turns soft again: KSE-100 eases 0.44% as large caps cushion a broad mid-cap pullback
KSE-100 −0.44% to 177,693 in a shallow but broad-based down session — decliners swamped advancers (307 vs 146) and down-volume led (440m vs 322m), yet green index heavyweights (OGDC, cements, gas utilities) kept the headline loss small. Figures reflect the live session close; official EOD pending.
Market steadies after Friday's drop: KSE-100 ends flat as up-volume outpaces selling
KSE-100 −0.25% to 178,472 in a quiet stabilisation session — headline breadth stayed mildly negative (214 advancers vs 240) but advancing volume (490m) outweighed declining volume (307m), as heavily-traded mid-caps firmed. Figures reflect the live session close; official EOD pending.
Sharp pullback ends the week: KSE-100 falls 1.36% on broad, heavy-volume selling
KSE-100 −1.36% to 178,923 with decisively negative breadth (307 decliners vs 126) and down-volume swamping up-volume — a broad profit-taking session after the week's run.
Index grinds higher (+0.49%) to the week's high as breadth steadies
KSE-100 +0.49% to 181,398 — the week's closing high — with breadth back positive (246 advancers vs 184); chemicals, fertilizer and synthetics led.
The rally stalls: KSE-100 flat (+0.07%) as breadth turns negative
After two strong sessions the index essentially paused — KSE-100 +0.07% to 180,511 with decliners outnumbering advancers (239 vs 186) and the KSE-30 slipping 0.15%.
Rally extends: KSE-100 adds 1.9% as banks and chemicals carry the tape
KSE-100 +1.89% to 180,393 with positive breadth (288 advancers vs 145); commercial banks and chemicals led, up-volume stayed dominant.
PSX opens the week with a broad 2.7% rally as up-volume swamps down-volume
KSE-100 +2.69% to 177,040 on very strong breadth (324 advancers vs 103) and lopsided up-volume; cement, autos and cyclicals led.
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