PSX Closing Bell: Green Day, Great Day
Mettis Global • • 1 min read
The KSE-100 extended its gains on October 27, rising 1,428.74 points, or 0.88%, to 164,467.20, according to Mettis Global. It traded between 163,545.69 and 164,787.67, while 77 index companies advanced, 21 declined and two were unchanged. Softer crude prices amid renewed diplomatic efforts helped support buying, though attacks on Saudi Arabia kept geopolitical risks in focus.
Commercial Banks contributed 568.14 points to the advance, with Cement and Fertilizer also among the leading sectors. MCB added the most points, followed by FFC and UBL; GHNI led the gainers, while PTC was the biggest drag. All-Share volume reached 401.97 million shares, and the KSE-100 remained down 8.78% in the fiscal year to date.
At a glance
- The KSE-100 rose 1,428.74 points to close at 164,467.20.
- Commercial Banks contributed 568.14 points, the largest sector contribution.
Originally reported by Mettis Global
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