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September 30, 2025

News Desk

PSX increases in fresh top on the second day of strong profits

The Pakistan Stock Exchange (PSX) on Tuesday watched strong momentum for a second consecutive day, leading the reference index to a new high record. By the middle of the day, the reference index had increased even further, touching an intravenous high of 166,556.29 before it was installed to 165,774.16. The race added 1,926 points compared to the previous closure of 163,847.68. Market activity remained alive, with the volume of transactions recorded in nearly 390 million shares, valuing transactions over RS39.5 billion. The low day was 164.208.33. Analysts have attributed profits to a strong investment feeling, fueled by positive expectations of

April 8, 2025

News Desk

The KSE-100 index recovers 1,600 units

Listen to the article The Pakistan stock market organized a strong recovery on Tuesday, as the KSE-100 reference index increased by 1609.39 points or 1.4%, to reach 116,518.87 during the negotiation of inter-business days. The market has recovered from Monday’s sharp fall, with an intransitive high reaching 116,692.29 and low levels reaching 115,706.47. The volume amounted to more than 110.7 million shares, while the value of the trading shares crossed the 12 billion Rs. On Monday, the KSE-100 had closed at 114,909.48 after a sharp drop in 3,882 points caused by global economic concerns after the introduction of new prices

February 18, 2025

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‘Aashiqui 3’ or something else? The mystery behind Kartik Aaryan’s Untitled movie

Listen to the article The fans are confused about the title of the long -awaited film starring Kartik Aaryan and Sreeleela, with significant ambiguity surrounding the issue between Bollywood’s enthusiastic. The film, directed by Anrag Basu, has long been marketed as Aashiqui 3. The main reason for this confusion comes from a legal dispute concerning Mukesh Bhatt, the producer of the first two Aashiqui films and the current producers, T-Series’s Bhushan Kumar. Already in March 2024, the film was designed to be a solo venture by Bhushan Kumar, but complications occurred when it was revealed that Bhatt had concerns about

December 26, 2024

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Inside Netflix’s Elaborate Marketing Push for ‘Squid Game’ Season 2

PUBLISHED December 26, 2024 Netflix is ​​pulling out all the stops to promote the highly anticipated second season of Squid Game, the platform’s most popular show ever. With the series slated to return on December 26, Netflix is ​​taking an integrated approach to its marketing, pushing the boundaries of how to promote a TV show. In fact, the second season of Squid Game is one of the most anticipated releases of the year, already making waves before it even airs. It is even nominated for a Golden Globe in Best TV Series – Drama category even though it hasn’t been

March 16, 2024

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Stocks lose ground in range trading

KARACHI: Pakistan’s stock market fell nearly 250 points on Friday in range trade as investors resorted to profit-taking on economic worries and uncertainty over the outcome of negotiations with the International Monetary Fund (IMF). In early trade, the KSE-100 index soared and soon hit an intraday high of 65,353.66. However, it could not sustain the momentum and took a dive in the very first hour as investors took profits in stocks at high valuations. The index fluctuated throughout the day with many ups and downs, touching an intraday low of 64,759.60 towards the close of trading. The main focus of

March 11, 2024

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Bitcoin Hits Record Above $71,000 As Demand Frenzy Intensifies

LONDON: Bitcoin hit a record high above $71,000 on Monday as the biggest cryptocurrency’s rise showed no signs of slowing. Britain’s financial watchdog on Monday became the latest regulator to open the way for digital asset trading products, after it said on Monday it will now allow recognized investment exchanges to launch crypto-traded bonds. Bitcoin rose as much as 4.8% to a record $71,677 in European trading, bringing year-to-date gains to 70%. The world’s most valuable cryptocurrency was boosted by a flood of cash in new bitcoin exchange-traded funds, as well as hopes that the Federal Reserve will cut interest

January 4, 2024

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Stocks gain ground in volatile trading

KARACHI: Pakistan’s stock market saw a mix of bullish and bearish moves on Wednesday and as a result the KSE-100 moved between green and red zones, managing to end the day in the green. The stock market started the day on a positive note, but soon came under pressure from profit-taking. The market rebounded from its initial decline to touch an intraday high of 65,244.60 as value hunters, particularly in the exploration and production (E&P), fertilizer, tobacco and cement sectors, took control of the market . However, due to the prevailing uncertainty, the index continued to trade in a narrow

December 31, 2023

News Desk

Shoe and clothing brands in Pakistan warned against ‘misleading marketing’

Clothes with discount signs are displayed in a store in Cambrai on the first day of summer sales in France, June 30, 2021. — Reuters Brands in breach of the Directive to deal with enforcement measures: CCP. Discrepancies were observed in approximately 96% of stores. The CCP advises consumers to be vigilant when shopping. ISLAMABAD: The Competition Commission of Pakistan (CCP) has warned footwear and apparel brands to ensure full and visible disclosure of real and reduced prices on sale items, The news reported on Sunday. “Brands that violate this directive may face enforcement actions from the CCP,” said the

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