KARACHI: Karachi Stock Exchange (KSE) saw a bullish week with its benchmark 100-Index crossing 11,300 points mark.
Analysts say, though, the topsy-turvy week ending September 16, 2011 did start on a negative note but attractive corporate results propped up the market in the coming weekdays.
KSE-100 Index gained 172 points to close at 11,353 points at the end of the week.
Moreover, during the week, KSE-30 Index gained 205 points to reach 10, 917 points before the closing bell on the rollover day.
Average trading volume swelled by 1.8 percent to 47 million shares.
Fauji Fetilizer Bin Qasim was the stock-under-spotlight for it changed most hands.
KSE-100 Index gained 172 points to close at 11,353 points at the end of the week.
Moreover, during the week, KSE-30 Index gained 205 points to reach 10, 917 points before the closing bell on the rollover day.
Average trading volume swelled by 1.8 percent to 47 million shares.
Fauji Fetilizer Bin Qasim was the stock-under-spotlight for it changed most hands.
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