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ISE-10 index witnesses bearish trend

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imageISLAMABAD: Islamabad Stock Exchange Monday witnessed bearish trend as the ISE-10 index was down by 77.59 points and closed at 2746.94 points.

A total of 104,400 shares were traded, which were up by 94,100 from previous day's trading of 10,300 shares.

Out of 143 companies, share prices of 14 companies recorded increase while share prices of 129 companies registered decrease where as no company remained stable in today's trading.

The share price of Pakistan Tobacco increased by Rs. 31 and that of Sapphire Fibres decreased by Rs. 36.25.

Pak Elektron, P.S.O and Sui Southern Gas were the companies, whose shares were traded.

Copyright APP (Associated Press of Pakistan), 2015

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