News

PSX witnesses bloodbath as 100-index plummets by 1529 points

May 9, 2022 04:25 PM


Twitter Share Facebook Share WhatsApp Share

Bearish trend reigned at the Pakistan Stock PSX on the opening day of the business week as the benchmark KSE-100 index plummeted by 1529 points to reach 43,311.50 points intraday trading, reported 24NewsHD TV channel.

According to the PSX website, the stock market saw -3.41 percent depreciation.

At the start of the business day, KSE-100 Index opened at 44,840.81 points, made a high of 44,841.41 points before going down swiftly.

Experts suggest that the country’s stock market was under pressure because of delay in the resumption of the International Monetary Fund programme (IMF) and depletion of foreign reserves.

 It may be mentioned that the dollar continued its flight towards record levels against the rupee.

Reporter Ashraf Khan  

 



Most Read

  1. Hurray! Summer vacations for Punjab schools announced Hurray! Summer vacations for Punjab schools announced
  2. Resham issued notice for not paying vehicle's tax Resham issued notice for not paying vehicle's tax
  3. Aditi Rao Hydari details her viral 'Gaja Gamini' walk in 'Heeramandi' Aditi Rao Hydari details her viral 'Gaja Gamini' walk in 'Heeramandi'
  4. Ali Zafar’s romantic getaway with wife at Cannes mesmerize many Ali Zafar’s romantic getaway with wife at Cannes mesmerize many
  5. Sarah Ali Khan to tie the knot with a rich guy this year, say rumors Sarah Ali Khan to tie the knot with a rich guy this year, say rumors
  6. Mohammad Shiraz bids tearful GOODBYE to vlogging Mohammad Shiraz bids tearful GOODBYE to vlogging

Opinion

  1. Defiance, sacrifice & national resilience
    Defiance, sacrifice & national resilience

    By Naveed Aman Khan

  2. Maryam Nawaz Sharif's Police Uniform: Breaking Gender Stereotypes, Not Minds
    Maryam Nawaz Sharif's Police Uniform: Breaking Gender Stereotypes, Not Minds

    By Alysha Khan

  3. Alice Munro, Canada's 'Chekhov'
    Alice Munro, Canada's 'Chekhov'

    By AFP

  4. Pak-Saudi-Iran economic proximity
    Pak-Saudi-Iran economic proximity

    By News Desk

  5. Military Establishment rules out any deal with what it terms a ‘bunch of anarchists’
    Military Establishment rules out any deal with what it terms a ‘bunch of anarchists’

    By Salim Bokhari

  6. 9th May - A year later
    9th May - A year later

    By Mutaza Solangi