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Foreign buying up by US$3.94 million in local bourse

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pak-rupeesISLAMABAD: The foreign buying witnessed an increase by US$3.94 million in the local stock market on Wednesday.

Of total Foreign Investors Portfolio Investments (FIPI), the foreign corporate has taken the positions worth US$3.99 million while Foreign Individuals took the positions of US$15,325.

The buying by overseas Pakistani has registered a decline by US$63,437.

Meanwhile, the overall local buying has witnessed a decline on Wednesday.

Of total Local Investors Portfolio Investments (LIPI), the buying by the individuals and NBFC registered an increase by US$1.38 million and US$0.45 million respectively.

The portfolio of Banks, Mutual Funds and other organizations stood at downward positions.

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