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Clash with India wrecks Pakistan's stock market, Karachi Stock Exchange crashes 1,500 points...

The Pakistani stock market tanked in trade today amid reports that Pakistan Air Force's F-16 that violated Indian air space was shot down in Indian retaliatory fire 3 km within Pakistan territory in Lam valley, Nowshera sector. The Karachi Stock Exchange (KSE) 100 crashed 1,491 points to 37,330 level today compared to its previous close of 38,821. The Pakistani index has lost 2,066 points in two sessions after India conducted airstrikes in Pakistan and demolished terrorist camps across the border early morning on Tuesday. The KSE 100 has lost nearly 11% during the last one year and 1.24% since the beginning of this year.

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Clash with India wrecks Pakistan's stock market, Karachi Stock Exchange crashes 1,500 points...

The Pakistani stock market tanked in trade today amid reports that Pakistan Air Force's F-16 that violated Indian air space was shot down in Indian retaliatory fire 3 km within Pakistan territory in Lam valley, Nowshera sector. The Karachi Stock Exchange (KSE) 100 crashed 1,491 points to 37,330 level today compared to its previous close of 38,821. The Pakistani index has lost 2,066 points in two sessions after India conducted airstrikes in Pakistan and demolished terrorist camps across the border early morning on Tuesday. The KSE 100 has lost nearly 11% during the last one year and 1.24% since the beginning of this year.

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Anything is possible with unity and faith.

Pakistan right now has both.
 
stock markets always crash during "troubles"
They are not a refelction of the reality of the economy, they are a reflection on the minds of the investors.

Mumbai stock market also "crashed" so the same question can also be asked of India.
 
Clash with India wrecks Pakistan's stock market, Karachi Stock Exchange crashes 1,500 points...

The Pakistani stock market tanked in trade today amid reports that Pakistan Air Force's F-16 that violated Indian air space was shot down in Indian retaliatory fire 3 km within Pakistan territory in Lam valley, Nowshera sector. The Karachi Stock Exchange (KSE) 100 crashed 1,491 points to 37,330 level today compared to its previous close of 38,821. The Pakistani index has lost 2,066 points in two sessions after India conducted airstrikes in Pakistan and demolished terrorist camps across the border early morning on Tuesday. The KSE 100 has lost nearly 11% during the last one year and 1.24% since the beginning of this year.

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The F-16s with Indian markings. Ok
 
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KSE 100 touched a low of 38,936.34 earlier on Tuesday following Indian Air Force's strike on JeM camps in Pakistan. (Bloomberg)

Karachi Stock Exchange benchmark index KSE 100 recoups most losses after morning
1 min read . Updated: 27 Feb 2019, 05:44 PM IST

Dhirendra Tripathi
  • Karachi Stock Exchange, the KSE 100, had recouped most of its losses by 1630 IST but it was still down 129 points at 38,692.69
  • The KSE 100 Index exchange represents 85% of all the market capitalization of the exchange
IAF Air Strike Pulwama Terror Attack


New Delhi: Karachi Stock Exchange benchmark index KSE 100 recoups most losses after morning crash.

The benchmark index of the Karachi Stock Exchange, the KSE 100, had recouped most of its losses by 1630 IST but it was still down 129 points at 38,692.69, a spectacular recovery after crashing almost 1,500 points in the early part of today’s session.

The KSE 100 touched a low of 37,330.38 during the day’s trade so far. The markets, both in Pakistan and India, have been extremely volatile, owing to the escalating tension between the two nuclear-armed states.

The KSE 100 Index exchange represents 85% of all the market capitalization of the exchange, Pakistan’s largest.

Following Tuesday’s attack by the Indian air force on a Jaish-e-Mohammad terrorist camp at Balakot in Pakistan’s Khyber Pakhtunkhwa province, it was a day of propaganda, accusations, claims and counter accusations and counter claims.

The markets kept trying to absorb the news flow and reacted accordingly. Pakistan Air Force claimed it shot down two Indian aircraft, one each on either side of the line of control. The PAF also claimed to have arrested two pilots.

The Indian Air Force accepted losing one aircraft as well as one pilot while claiming it had shot down an F-16 fighter jet belonging to Pakistan. Tension between the countries has heightened since the IAF’s attack that destroyed JeM’s largest terrorist training camp

The BSE Sensex closed 69.28 points lower at 35,905.43 in Wednesday’s session, after swinging 636 points during the day. It touched a low of 35,735.33. There were 16 gainers and 14 losers in the BSE Sensex.

 
Clash with India wrecks Pakistan's stock market, Karachi Stock Exchange crashes 1,500 points...

The Pakistani stock market tanked in trade today amid reports that Pakistan Air Force's F-16 that violated Indian air space was shot down in Indian retaliatory fire 3 km within Pakistan territory in Lam valley, Nowshera sector. The Karachi Stock Exchange (KSE) 100 crashed 1,491 points to 37,330 level today compared to its previous close of 38,821. The Pakistani index has lost 2,066 points in two sessions after India conducted airstrikes in Pakistan and demolished terrorist camps across the border early morning on Tuesday. The KSE 100 has lost nearly 11% during the last one year and 1.24% since the beginning of this year.

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we lost 129 and you lost 70, and by market size you lost more. Win for Pakistan.
 
stock markets always crash during "troubles"
They are not a refelction of the reality of the economy, they are a reflection on the minds of the investors.

Mumbai stock market also "crashed" so the same question can also be asked of India.

this cannot help Imran Khan fix the economy
 
stock market is almost has nothing to do with Pakistani economy in Pakistan. the question is will Pakistan sustain long war, i think it will not be long if war broke out and there will be question on our existance we will definatily make sure enemy will die aswell.
India needs to stop exporting official Terrorist and Terrorism in Pakistan.
 
If the price of preserving our pride is giving up mutton on Tuesdays and Thursdays and eat chicken in stead then so be it. It's the least we can do to teach the enemy a memorable lesson.

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All Pakistanis beating around the bust, but not addressing the real issue here.....:hitwall::hitwall::hitwall::hitwall::hitwall:

very claver....
 
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