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ISE-10 index stays bullish

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By Imad Uddin

imageISLAMABAD: The Islamabad Stock Exchange (ISE) Thursday witnessed a bullish trend as the ISE-10 Index was up by 115.62 points to close at 4379.19 points.

A total of 3,200 shares were traded, which showed a negative growth of 105,300 shares when compared to previous day's trading of 108,500.

Out of 136 companies, share prices of 84 recorded increase while those of 52 companies decreased.

The share price of Pakistan Oilfields increased by Rs 21.15 while that of Abbott Laboratories decreased by Rs 6.02 per share.

Silkbank and Pakistan Oilfields remained the top trading companies with 3,000 and 200 shares respectively.

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