News Archives for Print - 2004-09-17

Print - 2004-09-17

Indian shares resume rally

Indian shares resumed their rally on Thursday after a brief one-session pause, with investors eyeing robust July-September earnings.

Published 17 Sep, 2004 12:00am

Thai stocks finish flat, PTT in favour

Thailand's main stock index ended almost flat on Thursday after a three-day rally, but foreign buying pushed up top energy firm PTT PCL due to its plan to sell shares in a subsidiary, analysts said.

Published 17 Sep, 2004 12:00am

Profit taking hits Jakarta shares

Jakarta stocks edged lower on Thursday as profit taking in some key shares kicked in after recent strong gains, but the positive trend ahead of the September 20 presidential election remains intact, analysts said.

Published 17 Sep, 2004 12:00am

Singapore stocks fall, but off early lows

Singapore shares ended slightly lower on Thursday, led by slide in index heavyweights after recent heady gains, but consumer and property stocks pulled the market off early lows.

Published 17 Sep, 2004 12:00am

US Treasury prices slip

US Treasury prices slipped on Wednesday as a rebound in regional manufacturing stoked speculation the sector as a whole could be doing better.

Published 17 Sep, 2004 12:00am

US Treasury prices slip

US Treasury prices slipped on Wednesday as a rebound in regional manufacturing stoked speculation the sector as a whole could be doing better.

Published 17 Sep, 2004 12:00am

Tokyo stocks decline, fund buying supports

Tokyo's Nikkei average gave up 0.17 percent by the close on Thursday as techs such as Hitachi Ltd followed their US rivals lower after investment bank Goldman Sachs noted a slowdown in technology spending.

Published 17 Sep, 2004 12:00am

Taiwan stocks jump

Taiwan stocks closed slightly higher on Thursday after 2 days of losses, as investors ventured back for bargains in microchip shares like Powerchip that largely ignored weakness in US counterparts.

Published 17 Sep, 2004 12:00am

Manila stocks drop, telcos lead

Philippine stocks fell for the third straight day on Thursday, with more profit-taking in dominant phone firm PLDT and its chief rival Globe Telecom Inc after a recent 9-day rally.

Published 17 Sep, 2004 12:00am

Steelmaker Corus reports first profit

Anglo-Dutch steelmaker Corus reported Thursday the first profit since its birth in 1999 thanks to cost cuts, rising metals prices and strong demand, notably from China.

Published 17 Sep, 2004 12:00am

Steelmaker Corus reports first profit

Anglo-Dutch steelmaker Corus reported Thursday the first profit since its birth in 1999 thanks to cost cuts, rising metals prices and strong demand, notably from China.

Published 17 Sep, 2004 12:00am

Oil windfall brings Africa opportunities and risks

It is a golden opportunity: billions of dollars in windfall earnings for a clutch of African countries thanks to sky-high oil prices.

Published 17 Sep, 2004 12:00am

Slower growth stunts India's fiscal deficit efforts

India's efforts to rein in its high fiscal deficit are unlikely to succeed, with the budget gap seen remaining at 4.8 percent of gross domestic product this year as revenues slip on slower growth, according to a Reuters poll.

Published 17 Sep, 2004 12:00am

Allianz to publish board salaries

German insurance giant Allianz said Thursday that it had decided to break with tradition and make public the individual salaries of its board members.

Published 17 Sep, 2004 12:00am

Allianz to publish board salaries

German insurance giant Allianz said Thursday that it had decided to break with tradition and make public the individual salaries of its board members.

Published 17 Sep, 2004 12:00am

New Zealand oil reserves below IEA minimum: energy minister

New Zealand oil reserves are below the minimum required by the International Energy Agency (IEA) because of discrepancies in its record system, the government said on Thursday.

Published 17 Sep, 2004 12:00am

Turk premier says IMF talks likely to last until end-2004

Turkey's talks with the International Monetary Fund on a new economic programme are expected to last until the end of this year, Prime Minister Tayyip Erdogan said on Thursday.

Published 17 Sep, 2004 12:00am

Malawi's economic programme on right track: IMF

The International Monetary Fund said on Wednesday Malawi's economic programme under new President Bingu Wa Mutharika "seems to turn around a very difficult situation" after a record of poor performance.

Published 17 Sep, 2004 12:00am

Indonesia urges Caltex oil recovery project at Minas

Indonesia, with its oil production in decline, has urged Caltex Pacific Indonesia to develop a tertiary oil recovery project for the Minas field to boost production, energy watchdog BP Migas said on Thursday.

Published 17 Sep, 2004 12:00am

South Korean premier says economic policy guided by market

South Korean Prime Minister Lee Hae-chan said on Thursday both he and the president were guided by the market in economic policy, dismissing talk in some media and business circles that the administration was left-leaning in this area.

Published 17 Sep, 2004 12:00am

Trade between two Koreas rise

Trade between the two Koreas rose 6.4 percent in the first eight months of 2004, Seoul's Unification Ministry on Thursday, led by non-commercial business in the form of aid and subsidies from the capitalist South.

Published 17 Sep, 2004 12:00am

IBM to make digital image sensors for Kodak

Camera maker Eastman Kodak Co, and IBM, the world's biggest computer company, said on Thursday that the two US companies had agreed to a deal in which IBM will manufacture digital image sensors for Kodak.

Published 17 Sep, 2004 12:00am

Russia mulls Paris Club debt swap into bonds

Russia is considering an offer to the Paris Club of creditor nations involving a swap of outstanding debt into bonds, a top Russian banker said on Thursday.

Published 17 Sep, 2004 12:00am

Russia mulls Paris Club debt swap into bonds

Russia is considering an offer to the Paris Club of creditor nations involving a swap of outstanding debt into bonds, a top Russian banker said on Thursday.

Published 17 Sep, 2004 12:00am

Alitalia reaches ground staff wage deal

The Italian state airline Alitalia, which is fighting for survival, said Thursday it had reached a wage-freeze agreement with unions representing ground personnel.

Published 17 Sep, 2004 12:00am

EU and US talks on aircraft aid grounded

US and EU negotiators traded arguments on Thursday over state aid for aircraft rivals Airbus and Boeing, remaining far apart on a sensitive issue that has gathered steam in the run-up to US presidential elections.

Published 17 Sep, 2004 12:00am

Hong Kong jobless rate falls to 2-1/2 year low

Hong Kong's unemployment rate slipped to a 30-month low in the June-to-August period as the territory's economic recovery created more jobs, the government said on Thursday.

Published 17 Sep, 2004 12:00am

South African public workers stage huge strike

Hundreds of thousands of teachers, nurses, police and other public sector employees walked off the job across South Africa on Thursday to demand better wages in one of the biggest strikes since the end of apartheid a decade ago.

Published 17 Sep, 2004 12:00am

WTO report argues for more extensive economic migration

A World Trade Organisation report on Thursday backed moves to get mainly wealthy countries to open up to more extensive temporary migration for workers, saying it could boost the welfare of both the country of origin and the host.

Published 17 Sep, 2004 12:00am

UK retail sales jump unexpectedly

British retail sales unexpectedly jumped in August, stunning financial markets prepared for a drop, and suggesting that the Bank of England is likely to raise interest rates again later this year.

Published 17 Sep, 2004 12:00am

SEC probes WorldCom creditor actions: court papers

Federal regulators have launched an investigation into creditor actions in the WorldCom bankruptcy, demanding thousands of documents from bondholders related to the largest US bankruptcy, according to court documents.

Published 17 Sep, 2004 12:00am

Opec and oil majors offer little hope to end oil scare

Opec met Big Oil on Thursday in an impressive gathering of top oil muscle but failed to offer much hope for a quick cure to the scare over rising fuel costs.

Published 17 Sep, 2004 12:00am

Airbus denies backing Microsoft in EU case

Aircraft maker Airbus on Thursday denied a report it was siding with Microsoft in its anti-trust battle with the European Union.

Published 17 Sep, 2004 12:00am

US net capital inflows slip

Foreign investment in US assets declined in July, but was still sizable enough to offset the US current account deficit.

Published 17 Sep, 2004 12:00am

US net capital inflows slip

Foreign investment in US assets declined in July, but was still sizable enough to offset the US current account deficit.

Published 17 Sep, 2004 12:00am

US inflation mild, jobless claims rise

US consumer prices inched up just 0.1 percent last month as gasoline and car prices tumbled, the government said on Thursday in a report suggesting an inflation spike earlier this year was an aberration.

Published 17 Sep, 2004 12:00am

TV rights wrangle threatens India versus Australia coverage

A major wrangle over TV rights for Indian cricket is threatening to mar the build-up to a mouth-watering home Test series against Australia next month.

Published 17 Sep, 2004 12:00am

ICC Champions Trophy results/standings/fixtures

ICC Champions Trophy results, standings and remaining fixtures.

Published 17 Sep, 2004 12:00am

Martyn, Symonds guide Australia to semis

Damien Martyn scored his 23rd one-day half century while Andrew Symonds smashed his way to his 11th as Australia beat New Zealand by seven wickets in their Champions Trophy Pool A game at The Oval on Thursday.

Published 17 Sep, 2004 12:00am

Afridi ready for India clash

Pakistan all-rounder Shahid Afridi said the team were in confident mood ahead of their winner-take-all Champions Trophy clash against India at Edgbaston on Sunday.

Published 17 Sep, 2004 12:00am

ICC consoles Wasim Bari over publication of critical remarks

The International Cricket Council has sought to pacify Pakistan chief selector Wasim Bari after he was criticised for objecting to decisions by ICC umpire David Shepherd.

Published 17 Sep, 2004 12:00am

UNEP warns against use of methyl bromide, harmful to ozoner

The UN Environment Programme (UNEP) on Thursday warned governments against use of methyl bromide, which could have hinder the global bid to repair the atmospheric ozone layer that filters out harmful levels of the sun's ultra-violet rays.

Published 17 Sep, 2004 12:00am

Frustrated Taiwan may rethink strategy for UN

Taiwan is considering applying to join the United Nations under the island's own name, a move that China would see as a provocative declaration of independence by a renegade province.

Published 17 Sep, 2004 12:00am

China, Hong Kong invite democrats for talks

China and the leader of Hong Kong have invited some of the city's newly elected pro-democracy legislators for talks, apparently seeking reconciliation and co-operation, officials said on Thursday.

Published 17 Sep, 2004 12:00am

Havel best placed to win Nobel Peace Prize

Former Czech president Vaclav Havel is best placed to win this year's Nobel Peace Prize while US President George W. Bush has no chance, an online betting site predicted on Thursday, three weeks ahead of the official announcement.

Published 17 Sep, 2004 12:00am

Bangladesh wedding bus crash kills 24

At least 24 wedding guests, including women and children, were killed and 51 injured when their bus collided with a goods truck in Bangladesh, police said on Thursday.

Published 17 Sep, 2004 12:00am

Serbia's education minister quits

Serbian Education Minister Ljiljana Colic resigned on Thursday after provoking ridicule as the "medieval minister" for proposing that creationism be taught in schools and warning against computers.

Published 17 Sep, 2004 12:00am

Romania takes Black Sea oil dispute to world court

Romania on Thursday took its territorial dispute with Ukraine over the sharing of Black Sea hydrocarbon resources to the International Court of Justice (ICJ) following fruitless negotiations between the two neighbours.

Published 17 Sep, 2004 12:00am

Bangladeshi taka softer ahead of weekend

The Bangladesh taka ended slightly softer on Thursday against the US currency because of import payments ahead of the Friday weekend, dealers said.

Published 17 Sep, 2004 12:00am

Chinese yuan notches stronger

The yuan finished two notches stronger at 8.2766 per US dollar on Thursday, near the stronger end of its managed trading range.

Published 17 Sep, 2004 12:00am

Swiss franc creeps higher ahead of SNB rate review

The Swiss franc gained slightly against the US dollar in early European trade on Thursday with attention turned on the Swiss National Bank's quarterly policy review later in the session when rates are expected to rise.

Published 17 Sep, 2004 12:00am

Hong Kong dollar forwards discount remains deep, tracks yuan

The Hong Kong dollar moved in narrow ranges against the US unit on Thursday, while discounts on forwards remained deep as the market focused on the Chinese yuan.

Published 17 Sep, 2004 12:00am

Dollar dangles near 1-week highs

The dollar held near one-week highs against European currencies on Thursday after US manufacturing figures came in much stronger than expected.

Published 17 Sep, 2004 12:00am

Dollar rises, but maintains ranges, after US data

The dollar rallied on Wednesday in a technical rebound after US economic reports prompted dealers to reverse large bets against the currency.

Published 17 Sep, 2004 12:00am

Asian currencies intervention caps some, rest rise

Asian currencies were a mixed bag on Thursday as a suspicion central banks were intervening halted rallies in the Singapore dollar and the north Asians while the Thai baht and Indonesian rupiah rose on recovering stock markets.

Published 17 Sep, 2004 12:00am

Canadian dollar slips, bonds pare losses on data

Record high Canadian factory shipment figures did not help the Canadian dollar on Wednesday as US economic reports prompted a broad rally in the US currency.

Published 17 Sep, 2004 12:00am

Australian dollar stuck around 69.5 cents

The Australian dollar ended Thursday at the bottom of the local session's range as investors await inflation and other data in the United States for clues to how fast US interest rates will rise.

Published 17 Sep, 2004 12:00am

RBI sold $1.18 billion of forex in July

India's central bank sold a net $1.18 billion in the domestic currency market in July to support a shaky rupee, data from its latest monthly bulletin released on Thursday showed.

Published 17 Sep, 2004 12:00am

Indonesia magazine editor gets jail

An Indonesian court sentenced a prominent magazine editor to one year in jail on Thursday for libel against a high-profile businessman in a case that has prompted fears the country's press freedom may be under threat.

Published 17 Sep, 2004 12:00am

Time, reporter subpoenaed again on CIA leak: WSJ

A Time magazine reporter and his employer Time Inc received fresh subpoenas from the US Justice Department seeking more information about sources for an article on the disclosure of a CIA officer's identity, The Wall Street Journal said on Thursday.

Published 17 Sep, 2004 12:00am

Thousands attend funerals in Nablus

Some 8,000 Palestinians packed the centre of the main northern West Bank city of Nablus on Thursday as they paid their last respects to five Palestinians and a schoolgirl slain in a raid by Israeli troops.

Published 17 Sep, 2004 12:00am

Two Americans, Briton kidnapped in Baghdad

Gunmen kidnapped two Americans and a Briton from a house in an affluent central Baghdad neighbourhood on Thursday, the latest in a nearly six-month campaign of abductions of foreigners in Iraq.

Published 17 Sep, 2004 12:00am

US intelligence offers gloomy outlook for Iraq

A US intelligence report prepared for President George W. Bush in July offered a gloomy outlook for Iraq through the end of 2005, with the worst scenario being a deterioration into civil war, US government officials said on Thursday.

Published 17 Sep, 2004 12:00am

China Communists meet as succession rumours swirl

China's Communist Party opened a four-day, closed-door meeting on Thursday that will decide whether military chief Jiang Zemin completes a leadership succession by passing on his last post to party chief Hu Jintao.

Published 17 Sep, 2004 12:00am

Kerry, Bush running neck and neck in White House race: poll

As the convention-time boost enjoyed by President George W. Bush began to wane, he and rival John Kerry were again running neck and neck less than two months ahead of the November 2 election.

Published 17 Sep, 2004 12:00am

Indonesian court jails militant for 12 years

An Indonesian militant who handled explosives used in last year's deadly bombing of a Jakarta hotel was Thursday jailed for 12 years - the highest sentence so far handed down for the attack.

Published 17 Sep, 2004 12:00am

Putin rules out Chechen talks

Russian President Vladimir Putin on Thursday ruled out negotiations with Chechen rebels after the Beslan school bloodbath, further straining ties with Western leaders who are pressing for a political solution to Chechnya.

Published 17 Sep, 2004 12:00am

US renews Iran nuclear complaint after new photos

A senior US official said on Thursday that satellite photographs of a suspected nuclear industrial site in Iran demonstrated its intention to develop atomic weapons, an allegation Tehran dismissed as "a new lie".

Published 17 Sep, 2004 12:00am

Bangladesh river bursts bank, floods over 100 villages

A rain-swollen river in Bangladesh has burst its banks, sending torrents of water through more than 100 villages south-east of the capital and leaving thousands of people homeless, officials said on Thursday.

Published 17 Sep, 2004 12:00am

Karzai escapes assassination bid

Afghan President Hamid Karzai escaped an assassination bid on Thursday when a rocket was fired at his US military helicopter as it was landing in the south-eastern town of Gardez.

Published 17 Sep, 2004 12:00am

Indian rupee snaps 6-day rise

The Indian rupee slipped from a two-month peak on Thursday, ending weaker for the first time in seven days on dollar demand from oil companies and foreign funds in a market cautious about the dollar's rise overseas.

Published 17 Sep, 2004 12:00am

Sterling jumps on strong data

Sterling jumped more than half a US cent and also rose against the euro on Thursday as stronger than expected UK retail sales raised expectations that there might be more room for British interest rates to rise.

Published 17 Sep, 2004 12:00am

Dollar idles versus euro in London

The dollar kept close to the previous session's one-week highs against the euro on Thursday, holding steady as investors awaited US data to confirm fresh signs of strength in US manufacturing.

Published 17 Sep, 2004 12:00am

Poland set for record grain harvest

Poland's grain output this year is likely to set a new record high, topping earlier forecasts for 25-26 million tonnes, Farming Minister Wojciech Olejniczak told Reuters on Thursday.

Published 17 Sep, 2004 12:00am

IPE to cut Brent pit trade hours from November 1

The International Petroleum Exchange (IPE) will cut back on open outcry dealings in Brent oil futures, which from November 1 will trade only on an electronic platform until 2 p.m., the exchange said on Thursday.

Published 17 Sep, 2004 12:00am

Ivan benefits drought-stricken Cuban sugar crop

Hurricane Ivan caused almost no damage to Cuba's sugar industry as it roared by the western tip of the island Monday, and the storm provided much-needed moisture to the drought-stricken crop, media reports and sources said.

Published 17 Sep, 2004 12:00am

Oil rises on worries about output shut by Ivan

World oil prices rose on Thursday on worries about oil production shut by Hurricane Ivan and a new storm that could delay imports from entering the Gulf of Mexico.

Published 17 Sep, 2004 12:00am

London sugar ends lower

London white sugar futures settled lower on fund selling on Thursday, traders said, and LIFFE reported deliveries of 14,000 tonnes against the expiry of the October contract on Wednesday.

Published 17 Sep, 2004 12:00am

Rotterdam vegetable oil prices

Thursday's Rotterdam vegetable oil prices (1600 GMT).

Published 17 Sep, 2004 12:00am

Rotterdam vegetable oil prices

Thursday's Rotterdam vegetable oil prices (1600 GMT).

Published 17 Sep, 2004 12:00am

New York cotton ends at 1-month low

NYBOT cotton futures closed Thursday at a one-month low on speculative and options-related sales, with players ignoring news of heavy damage by Hurricane Ivan to cotton farms in Alabama, analysts said.

Published 17 Sep, 2004 12:00am

London cocoa down

London cocoa futures settled about 2.6 percent lower on Thursday as expectations of new liquidation by funds deterred industry and speculator buyers, dealers said.

Published 17 Sep, 2004 12:00am

Gold eases in Europe on dollar reaction to US data

Gold lost ground in Europe on Thursday, but losses were limited on the dollar's muted reaction to US inflation data that suggested the Federal Reserve would stick to a measured pace of interest rate rises, dealers said.

Published 17 Sep, 2004 12:00am

LME metals close higher on fund, technical buying

Base metals closed mostly firmer on Thursday on the London Metal Exchange (LME), driven by fund and technical buying, analysts and traders said.

Published 17 Sep, 2004 12:00am

US MIDDAY: coffee at 3-month high

Benchmark arabica coffee futures rose to a three-month high on a technical bounce Thursday, while the harvest season winds down in top grower Brazil, traders said.

Published 17 Sep, 2004 12:00am

US MIDDAY: cocoa drops

Cocoa futures dropped nearly 2 percent on Thursday as speculative fund selling weighed on the market while industry buyers held back, traders and analysts said.

Published 17 Sep, 2004 12:00am

US MIDDAY: sugar easier

NYBOT raw sugar futures closed softer Thursday on switch dealings as players rolled positions out of the spot October contract ahead of its expiration this month, brokers said.

Published 17 Sep, 2004 12:00am

US MIDDAY: wheat turns down

Chicago Board of Trade soft red winter wheat futures turned lower on profit-taking early Thursday after December hit resistance at $3.39-1/2 per bushel, traders said.

Published 17 Sep, 2004 12:00am

US MIDDAY: corn lower

Corn futures at the Chicago Board of Trade opened firm on Thursday on better-than-expected weekly export sales, but quickly turned lower as the market stays pressured by prospects for a record-large US corn crop, traders said.

Published 17 Sep, 2004 12:00am

US MIDDAY: soyabean futures weak

Chicago Board of Trade soyabean futures were weak at midday Thursday as commercial sales and harvest pressure offset supportive weekly US soyabean export sales and buying on technically oversold signs, brokers said.

Published 17 Sep, 2004 12:00am

US MIDDAY: copper at one-month high

COMEX copper rose to a one-month high at the open on Thursday driven up by a surge in London prices that was triggered by an advance in the Asian market where a temporary supply squeeze sparked the rally, traders said.

Published 17 Sep, 2004 12:00am

US MIDDAY: gold stumbles

COMEX gold slipped Thursday morning in thin trade, as dealers said the market was digesting tame US economic data and also keeping an eye on volatile crude oil prices and the dollar.

Published 17 Sep, 2004 12:00am

US Stocks: Thursday's unofficial close

US stocks rose on Thursday as inflation data suggesting the Federal Reserve will not hurry to raise interest rates encouraged investors and oil prices slipped as some refineries restarted after Hurricane Ivan.

Published 17 Sep, 2004 12:00am

Seoul shares hit best close in 4 months

South Korean shares ended up just over half a percent on Thursday, recording their highest closing level in more than four months, led by gains in bank stocks and encouraged by heavy foreign buying in futures.

Published 17 Sep, 2004 12:00am

BAA prices euro bond, Corus revives bond sale

Europe's corporate bond market celebrated firsts on Thursday, as UK airports operator BAA sold its debut euro-denominated bond and Corus showed a maiden first half profit and revived a bond sale.

Published 17 Sep, 2004 12:00am

BAA prices euro bond, Corus revives bond sale

Europe's corporate bond market celebrated firsts on Thursday, as UK airports operator BAA sold its debut euro-denominated bond and Corus showed a maiden first half profit and revived a bond sale.

Published 17 Sep, 2004 12:00am

Closing stock market indices

Here is how major stock markets outside the United States ended on Thursday.

Published 17 Sep, 2004 12:00am

FTSE closes firm, Kingfisher up as profits boom

Britain's FTSE 100 index closed firmer on Thursday, with home improvements retailer Kingfisher one of the biggest gainers, up 3.3 percent after it beat forecasts with an 18 percent surge in first half profits.

Published 17 Sep, 2004 12:00am

World Kashmir moot in Washington on September 24

The third International Kashmir Peace Conference will be held in Washington on September 24.

Published 17 Sep, 2004 12:00am

Fauji Fertiliser, Morocco sign joint venture

A Pakistani fertiliser company has signed an agreement with Morocco for the establishment of a joint venture in the Northern African country to produce 375,000 tonnes of phosporic acid for use by the Fauji Group.

Published 17 Sep, 2004 12:00am

Previous Day

Forex
World
Commodity

Currency	Rate
USD PKR Interbank Selling / May 31	278.42
USD PKR Interbank Buying / May 31	278.22
USD to Japanese Yen / May 31	157.31
USD to Swiss Franc / May 31	0.90
Pound Sterling to USD / May 31	1.27
Euro to USD / May 31	1.08

Stock	Volume
S&P 500 / May 31	5277.51
India Sensex / May 31	73961.31
Tokyo Nikkei / May 31	38487.90
Nasdaq / May 31	16735.02
Hang Seng / May 31	18079.61
FTSE 100 / May 31	8275.38
Dow Jones / May 31	38686.32
Germany DAX 30 / May 31	18497.94

Item	Value
Crude Oil USD/Barrel / May 31	76.99
Karachi Cotton PKR/37.32 KG / May 31	19935
Gold 10 Grams PKR / May 31	207219
Gold Spot USD/Ounce / May 31	2327.33
Cotton US¢/pound / May 31	75.11
Petrol/Litre / Jun 2	268.36

Gainers
Losers
Leaders

Stock	Price
786 Invest Ltd / Jun 2 786 Investments Limited(786)	5 ▼ 0.00 (0.00%)
AL-Abbas Sugar / Jun 2 Al-Abbas Sugar Mills Limited(AABS)	585 ▼ 0.00 (0.00%)
Agro Allianz / Jun 2 Agro Allianz Limited(AAL)	16 ▼ 0.00 (0.00%)
AL-Abid Silk / Jun 2 Al-Abid Silk Mills Limited(AASM)	3.49 ▼ 0.00 (0.00%)
Ali Asghar / Jun 2 Ali Asghar Textile Mills Limited(AATM)	2.07 ▼ 0.00 (0.00%)
Allied Bank / Jun 2 Allied Bank Limited(ABL)	87.10 ▼ 0.00 (0.00%)
Abbott Lab. / Jun 2 Abbott Laboratories (Pakistan) Limited(ABOT)	499.34 ▼ 0.00 (0.00%)
Abson Ind. / Jun 2 Abson Industries Limited(ABSON)	2.50 ▼ 0.00 (0.00%)
Alfalah ETF. / Jun 2 Alfalah Consumer Index ETF.(ACIETF)	9.84 ▼ 0.00 (0.00%)

Stock	Price
786 Invest Ltd / Jun 2 786 Investments Limited(786)	5 ▲ 0.00 (0.00%)
AL-Abbas Sugar / Jun 2 Al-Abbas Sugar Mills Limited(AABS)	585 ▲ 0.00 (0.00%)
Agro Allianz / Jun 2 Agro Allianz Limited(AAL)	16 ▲ 0.00 (0.00%)
AL-Abid Silk / Jun 2 Al-Abid Silk Mills Limited(AASM)	3.49 ▲ 0.00 (0.00%)
Ali Asghar / Jun 2 Ali Asghar Textile Mills Limited(AATM)	2.07 ▲ 0.00 (0.00%)
Allied Bank / Jun 2 Allied Bank Limited(ABL)	87.10 ▲ 0.00 (0.00%)
Abbott Lab. / Jun 2 Abbott Laboratories (Pakistan) Limited(ABOT)	499.34 ▲ 0.00 (0.00%)
Abson Ind. / Jun 2 Abson Industries Limited(ABSON)	2.50 ▲ 0.00 (0.00%)
Alfalah ETF. / Jun 2 Alfalah Consumer Index ETF.(ACIETF)	9.84 ▲ 0.00 (0.00%)

Stock	Volume
P.I.A.C.(A) / Jun 2 Pakistan International Airlines Corp(PIAA)	47,200,500 ▲ 0.00
Cnergyico PK / Jun 2 Cnergyico PK Limited(CNERGY)	29,719,327 ▲ 0.00
Pak Petroleum / Jun 2 Pakistan Petroleum Limited(PPL)	21,170,581 ▲ 0.00
Pak Refinery / Jun 2 Pakistan Refinery Limited(PRL)	16,965,134 ▲ 0.00
The Searle Co. / Jun 2 The Searle Company Limited(SEARL)	15,793,227 ▲ 0.00
P.T.C.L. / Jun 2 Pakistan Telecommunication Company Ltd(PTC)	15,054,641 ▲ 0.00
K-Electric Ltd. / Jun 2 K-Electric Limited(KEL)	14,145,556 ▲ 0.00
WorldCall Telecom / Jun 2 Worldcall Telecom Limited(WTL)	13,158,668 ▲ 0.00
Telecard Limited / Jun 2 Telecard Limited(TELE)	12,358,668 ▲ 0.00

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