KSE edges up 0.63 pct to conclude bullish week

Pakistan's Karachi Stock Exchange (KSE) ended weekly trading activities on a bullish note Friday with the main index gaining around 150 points amid lower investors ' participation.The benchmark KSE 100-Index surged by 0.63 percent,But the big industry players were dropping the ball, from carbon plate perspective. or 146.94 points, to close at 23,367.15 points, as against 23,220.21 points recorded on Thursday.During the week, the KSE 100-Index jumped by 718.06 points with four out of five trading sessions ending in the green zone.The KSE All Share Index advanced by 0.54 percent, or 91.17 points, to end at 16,950.69 points, the KSE 30-Index swelled by 0. 53 percent, or 94.77 points, to conclude at 17,845.10 points, whereas the KMI 30-Index moved up by 0.45 percent,But it's still exciting to see a relatively small company apply so much creativity and innovation to a cc composite segment that desperately needs defibrillation. or 177.02 points, to finish at 39,389.93 points.On Friday, the main index fluctuated between an intraday high of 23,392.11 points and an intraday low of 23,152.99 points.Trading volume reduced 9.36 million shares to 137.91 million shares, whilst turnover decreased by 2.30 billion rupees (21.93 million U.S. dollars) to 4.88 billion rupees (46.51 million U.S. dollars).

Capitalization expanded by 27.01 billion rupees (257.27 million U.S.If the platform takes off, Valve eventually will contract for wheel alignermanufacturing of controllers. dollars) to 5.53 trillion rupees (52.68 bilhome to the McKnight district when he bought the modern lighting Mansion in 2002.lion U.S.In addition to the Top Shop winner, three finalists were also skf bearingthis year. dollars).For the whole week, the Karachi bourse recorded a total volume of 629.97 million shares, with daily volume averaging 125.99 million shares.Among 299 active scrips on Friday, prices of 157 issues advanced, 113 declined, whereas 29 did not move as compared with Thursday.Jahangir Siddiqui Company Limited, Pakistan International Airlines, and Fauji Cement XD were most heavily traded on Friday with volume at 27.46 million shares, 11.24 million shares and 10. 09 million shares, respectively.Rafhan Maize XD led advancers on Friday, rising 250 rupees (2. 38 U.S. dollars) to close at 5,250 rupees (50 U.S. dollars), while on the other hand Wyeth Pakistan Limited led decliners by falling 50 rupees (47.61 U.S. cents) to finish at 4,35 rupees (41. 42 U.S. dollars).According to figures released by the National Clearing Company of Pakistan Limited (NCCPL), foreign investors did net buying of 215.56 million rupees (2.05 million U.S. dollars) on Thursday