Index posts highest gain of 2016, up 1,406
points. In the beginning investors believed that situation might be struck by
continued political standoff between the government and the opposition but
later on The Supreme Court decision for the formation of a commission to probe
the Panama Papers leaks played as a catalyst. The Pakistan Stock Exchange (PSX)
benchmark KSE-100 index hit 41,299 rose
1,406 points or 3.52% on first day of November. The rally was linked to the
cancelation of Lock down Islamabad. Swift activity witnessed in the market as
turnover settled at 506 million shares as compared to 237 million shares in the
last trading session. Shares of 412 companies were traded, at the end of the day 356
stocks closed higher, 43 declined, while 13 remained unchanged. The value of
shares traded during the day was at recorded the level of PKR 12.81 billion
increased by 128%.
Bulls
remain active in capital market; major activity witnessed in, Commercial Banks,
Power Generation & Distribution and Technology sector. In Commercial Banks
sector, BOP, UBL, HBL remain shining star throughout the session and appreciated
their value by 6.41%, 3.92%, 3.50%. In Power Generation Sector, The
utility gained on the back of an Abraaj Group’s announcement that its
subsidiary KES Power has entered into a definitive agreement to divest its
shareholding, at 66.4pc, in K-Electric. KEL, HUBC, JPGL appreciated their value by 2.89%, 3.06%, 18.06%.Moreover in
Technology sector WTL, SYS, TRG appreciated their value by 23.11%, 4.99%, 4.99%.
Active
list was topped by KEL with 41 million shares as it closed at PKR 9.60 with a
positive change of PKR 0.27.BOP was the second highest on the volume chart with
28 million shares closed at PKR 16.61 with a positive change of PKR 1.00. It
was followed by FDIBL with 22 million shares closed at PKR 3.51 with a positive
change of PKR 0.97, SSGC with 17 million shares closed at PKR 40.56 with a
positive change of PKR 1.85.
Today
major trading activities were recorded in Commercial Banks Sector as it was traded
above 69 million shares followed by Power Generation & Distribution sector
which recorded the volume of 62 million shares whereas Technology &
Communication sparked at 3rd place by trading above 51 million shares.
Highest
increase was recorded in the shares of Nestle Pakistan, which rose by PKR
211.00 to PKR 8311.00 per share; followed by Wyeth Pak Ltd, that improved by
PKR 88.24 to PKR 3294.03 per share. Major decline was witnessed in the shares
of Murree Brewery, which fell by PKR 52.77 to PKR 1002.72 per share; followed
by Rafhan Maize, dropped by PKR 27.50 to PKR 7412.50 per share.
Factors
for Today:
·
GSP Plus: EU
team takes up targets tied to 27 Conventions
·
Rs17.6bn for
LPG air mix plants, fresh loan for Nandipur project approved
·
ECC extends
another sovereign guarantee to Nandipur power plant
·
Govt moves
to appease masses, keeps oil prices unchanged
·
Banking
sector grew by 16.1pc in FY16
Factors
to watch:
·
International
Oil prices.
·
PKR
vs US$ movement.
·
Results
Seasons.
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