Source: Reuters
KARACHI - Pakistani stocks ended 0.44 percent lower on the last day of the week on Friday, as investors sold shares to take advantage of higher prices after healthy gains earlier in the week.
The benchmark Karachi Stock Exchange (KSE) 100-share index closed down 67.17 points at 15,078.19 points, after hitting a record 15,179.79 points […]

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Source: Forbes
KARACHI, Pakistan (Thomson Financial) - Pakistan shares closed 3.19 percent higher Tuesday after a relatively peaceful election with the former ruling party conceding defeat.
The Karachi Stock Exchange’s main index finished 458 points higher at 14,812.
Trading was closed Monday during a public holiday for the national parliamentary elections.
Pakistani President Pervez Musharraf’s political allies conceded defeat […]

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Source: International Herald Tribune
KARACHI, Pakistan: Atiq-ur-Rahman dismisses the gusty northwesterly wind blowing past his tatty barber’s shop. It is an economic chill that troubles him and threatens to undermine the tigerish economy — just as Pakistanis prepare to vote in general elections.
“I have weathered all kind of hardship in my life, so this cold weather […]

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Source: The Times of India
KARACHI: Pakistan share prices closed down 2.9 per cent on Tuesday as the market continued to reel from the assassination of the opposition leader Benazir Bhutto and turmoil over planned elections, dealers said.

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Source: Reuters 
Mon Dec 31, 2007
KARACHI (Reuters) - Pakistan’s shares slid on Monday in its first reaction to the assassination of former prime minister Benazir Bhutto whose death last week plunged the country into one of its deepest crises.
In early trade, the benchmark Karachi Stock Exchange 100-share index (.KSE) fell 4.3 percent, close to the market’s limit of […]

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