Driven by the regional bourses, Karachi stocks settled in the positive territory last week with KSE-100 index rising 0.3 percent WoW to 33,954.98 points. The trading turnover grew three percent and averaged on 181 million shares valuing down by 10 percent
Driven by the regional bourses, Karachi stocks settled in the positive territory last week with KSE-100 index rising 0.3 percent WoW to 33,954.98 points. The trading turnover grew three percent and averaged on 181 million shares valuing down by 10 percent
Driven by the regional bourses, Karachi stocks settled in the positive territory last week with KSE-100 index rising 0.3 percent WoW to 33,954.98 points. The trading turnover grew three percent and averaged on 181 million shares valuing down by 10 percent
Ali Abbasi is a Director at Abbasi Securities, a Karachi-based stock brokerage firm. He is also the founding Managing Partner at ImPakt Capital. Ali has over 18 years of experience in private equity, venture capital, distress debt, and turnaround situatio
Ali Abbasi is a Director at Abbasi Securities, a Karachi-based stock brokerage firm. He is also the founding Managing Partner at ImPakt Capital. Ali has over 18 years of experience in private equity, venture capital, distress debt, and turnaround situatio
The Securities and Exchange Commission of Pakistan (SECP), in order to further its endeavours to raise awareness about safe investments and build investor confidence organised a seminar for the students of RIPHAH International University. The bespoke semi
Karachi equities ended the week in green with KSE-100 index growing by three percent to close at 33,843.18 points. The otherwise bearish bourse, researchers at Topline Research believe, tracked recovery in Asian markets. Further, they said, sharp recovery