
PSX Loses Fourth Straight Week, KSE-100 Down 670 Points
The KSE-100 index fell 670 points to 166,419 in its fourth straight weekly decline as political uncertainty, high oil prices and rate-hike fears weighed on investor sentiment.
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The KSE-100 index fell 670 points to 166,419 in its fourth straight weekly decline as political uncertainty, high oil prices and rate-hike fears weighed on investor sentiment.
By: hammadkhaksar
Finance Minister Muhammad Aurangzeb told Reuters the economy should grow by more than 4pc this fiscal year despite elevated oil prices, while the government pushes ahead with privatising five to six entities. He also confirmed ongoing talks with the United States on a proposed $10bn exchange stabilisation facility.
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The KSE-100 shed 1,066 points as geopolitical tensions and oil above $100 a barrel offset the IMF staff-level agreement that unlocks $1.2 billion in financing.
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