Pakistan Stock Exchange slips again as KSE-100 falls below 173,400
The Pakistan stock market remained bearish on the second trading day of the week. The 100-Index fell by more than 100 points to 173,377 during trading.
At the close of the previous trading day, the 100-Index had ended at 173,636 points, down 1,692 points.
In the interbank market, the Pakistani rupee remained stable. The US dollar is trading at Rs277.40.
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