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NBFI Shariah complaint assets touch Rs340 bln in FY19

Mar 03, 2020: The Shariah compliant assets of Non-Banking Financial Institutions (NBFI) rose to Rs340.03 billion, representing 29.9 percent of the total NBFI sector assets up the the end of last fiscal year. According to

KSE Review: A month of stock carnage

March 03, 2020 (MLN): The month of February was host to a number of antagonistic news for the domestic Stock market that shifted investors into panic mode thereby wiping out steady gains of last month.

Long term Yields fall on lower inflation reading

March 2, 2020 (MLN): Bond yields, which had been falling since last week, fell further as the decline in CPI numbers exceeded market expectations. Yield for 3-year bond fell by 15 bps to 11.80%, 5-Yr

Closing Bell: A Nightmare on Chundrigarh Road…

February 28, 2020 (MLN): This week turned out to be nothing less than a nightmare for the equity markets, as the negative sentiments and apprehensions emanating from the plague kept the investors from taking any

NBFI Shariah complaint assets touch Rs340 bln in FY19

Mar 03, 2020: The Shariah compliant assets of Non-Banking Financial Institutions (NBFI) rose to Rs340.03 billion, representing 29.9 percent of the total NBFI sector assets up the the end of last fiscal year. According to

KSE Review: A month of stock carnage

March 03, 2020 (MLN): The month of February was host to a number of antagonistic news for the domestic Stock market that shifted investors into panic mode thereby wiping out steady gains of last month.

Long term Yields fall on lower inflation reading

March 2, 2020 (MLN): Bond yields, which had been falling since last week, fell further as the decline in CPI numbers exceeded market expectations. Yield for 3-year bond fell by 15 bps to 11.80%, 5-Yr

Closing Bell: A Nightmare on Chundrigarh Road…

February 28, 2020 (MLN): This week turned out to be nothing less than a nightmare for the equity markets, as the negative sentiments and apprehensions emanating from the plague kept the investors from taking any