Pakistan Stock Exchange (PSX) Bearish as KSE‑100 Falls 0.85% to 173,886.69
ISLAMABAD, Nov 6 (APP) – The Pakistan Stock Exchange (PSX) KSE‑100 Index turned bearish on Friday, slumping 1,493.18 points, a 0.85% drop, and closing at 173,886.69 after yesterday’s 175,379.87 points.
Trading volume in the ready market rose to 1,479.999 million shares, up from 999.812 million the prior session. Yet the market’s total trading value fell to Rs22.572 billion, down from Rs46.062 billion yesterday.
Overall market capitalisation contracted to Rs18.909 trillion, slipping from Rs19.113 trillion in the preceding session.
Across 500 constituents, 190 shares rose, 277 declined, and 33 were unchanged, underscoring a broad bearish sentiment.
Bawany Air (R) topped the volume chart with 687.381 million shares, while Tasdeeq Information trailed with 140.783 million and WorldCall Telecom with 72.154 million.
Among the biggest winners, Unilever Pakistan Foods Limited surged Rs291.00, closing at Rs25,994.00, and Pakistan Services Limited rose Rs113.46 to end at Rs1,248.07.
On the downside, Rafhan Maide Products Company Limited slipped Rs101.26, finishing at Rs8,399.99, and Sapphire Textile Mills Limited dropped Rs48.66 to close at Rs1,559.34.
The futures (DFC) segment saw turnover of 135.948 million shares, generating Rs5.877 billion in trades, down from Rs12.638 billion in the prior session.
Among the 306 DFC participants, 66 gained, 235 fell, and five remained flat.
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