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Pakistan Stock Exchange gains 500 points

April 20, 2021 02:10 PM


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The share prices at the Pakistan Stock Exchange (PSE) made a rebound on Tuesday as it recorded a gain of over 500 points, reported 24NewsHD TV channel.

The investors were ready to buy shares as the day began and the KSE-100 index registered 500 points in gain.

This took the index to reach 45,400 which was 1.13 percent up.

So far Rs8 billion shares were traded.



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