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PSX Takes A Respite.

On Thursday, 10th October 2024, the Pakistan Stock Exchange (PSX) saw a volatile trading session. The KSE-100 Index opened with a gain of 74 points and increased by 344 points intraday. However, the index lost 244 points during the session and ultimately closed down by 216 points at 85,453. This follows a minimal gain of 5 points in the previous session. Over the last five trading sessions, the KSE-100 Index is still in a gain if a total of 2,732 points.

Major Gainers Today:

  • PTC (P.T.C.L.) closed at Rs. 14.5, up 10.0%.
  • CPHL (Citi Pharma Ltd) closed at Rs. 44.2, up 10.0%.
  • HUMNL (Hum Network) closed at Rs. 12.3, up 10.0%.
  • TPLP (TPL Properties) closed at Rs. 7.9, up 6.0%.
  • KOHP (Kohinoor Power) closed at Rs. 7.4, up 5.7%.

Major Gainers in Last 5 Trading Sessions:

  • PNSC (P.N.S.C.) closed at Rs. 466.95, up 29.1%.
  • HUMNL (Hum Network) closed at Rs. 12.33, up 24.2%.
  • CPHL (Citi Pharma Ltd) closed at Rs. 44.23, up 21.5%.
  • PTC (P.T.C.L.) closed at Rs. 14.52, up 20.1%.
  • PPL (Pak Petroleum) closed at Rs. 132.25, up 18.7%.

Major Losers Today:

  • OCTOPUS (Octopus Digital) closed at Rs. 89.8, down 10.0%.
  • GAL (Ghandhara Automobile) closed at Rs. 189.8, down 5.9%.
  • NETSOL (Netsol Tech.XD) closed at Rs. 128.2, down 5.1%.
  • NATF (National Foods-XD) closed at Rs. 174.2, down 4.8%.
  • PAKD (Pak DatacomXD) closed at Rs. 68.5, down 4.8%.

Major Losers in Last 5 Trading Sessions:

  • LPL (Lalpir Power) closed at Rs. 15.84, down 16.5%.
  • OCTOPUS (Octopus Digital) closed at Rs. 89.78, down 13.3%.
  • HUBC (Hub Power Co.XD) closed at Rs. 112.73, down 8.8%.
  • GAL (Ghandhara Automobile) closed at Rs. 189.75, down 6.8%.
  • PREMA (At-Tahur Ltd.) closed at Rs. 15, down 4.9%.




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