KSE-100 on the verge of dipping below 39,000 pts after losing 536 pts during initial hours

MG News | February 26, 2019 at 10:00 AM GMT+05:00

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February 26, 2019 (MLN): The KSE 100 index has lost around 536 points during the intil hours of trading, on the back of rising tensions with India. The bourse is on the verge of dipping below the 39,000 mark and is currently trading at 39,066 points.

Commercial banks and E&P companies have so far emerged as the top loser, as their combined loss currently amounts to 260 points.

Scrips of MCB (-2.02%), OGDC (-1.79%), PPL (-1.66%) and POL (-1.89%) have lost the most points hitherto.

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Name	Price/Vol	%Chg/NChg
KSE100	167,346.83 1,004.31M	0.66% 1103.93
ALLSHR	101,585.71 1,816.82M	0.45% 452.89
KSE30	51,193.07 238.52M	0.60% 306.47
KMI30	241,742.81 114.47M	0.26% 626.15
KMIALLSHR	66,704.29 951.52M	0.28% 184.85
BKTi	48,187.89 155.95M	1.00% 476.82
OGTi	32,653.86 16.59M	0.73% 235.25

Symbol	Bid/Ask	High/Low

Name	Last	High/Low	Chg/%Chg
BITCOIN FUTURES	114,080.00	114,380.00 107,705.00	3005.00 2.71%
BRENT CRUDE	61.57	62.10 60.35	0.56 0.92%
RICHARDS BAY COAL MONTHLY	80.50	0.00 0.00	-1.10 -1.35%
ROTTERDAM COAL MONTHLY	92.75	0.00 0.00	0.00 0.00%
USD RBD PALM OLEIN	1,085.00	1,085.00 1,085.00	0.00 0.00%
CRUDE OIL - WTI	57.56	58.08 56.35	0.54 0.95%
SUGAR #11 WORLD	15.27	15.82 15.10	-0.45 -2.86%