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LAHORE - The Lahore Stock Exchange (LSE) witnessed further decline in market turnover on Tuesday. The LSE 25-shares index lost 11.20 points and closed at 3,635.97 at the end of trading session. Out of total 106 active scrips, 15 went up, 39 shed weight and 52 maintained their opening values. The volume of the market remained 1.75 million shares, which was 2.75 million shares less than Monday's turnover of 4.5 million shares. Nimir Industrial Chemical was emerged as volume leader with

LAHORE - The Lahore Stock Exchange (LSE) remained range bound and closed in red zone with a decline in turnover on Monday. The LSE 25-shares index lost 12.68 points and closed at 3,647.17 against its opening level of 3,659.85 points. Out of total 100 active scrips, 15 went up, 42 went down and 43 closed without any change in their opening values. The volume of the market remained 4.5 million shares, which was 1.94 million shares less than Friday's turnover of 6.45m shares. Lotte

LAHORE - The Lahore Stock Exchange has arranged pre-launch awareness sessions on Margin Trading System (MTS) and Securities Lending & Borrowing (SLB) System for all market investors participants on 8th, 9th & 10th March 2011 at 3:30 PM LSE Auditorium. The purpose of these sessions is to introduce and familiarise the participants on operational aspects and regulatory features of these leverage products. Amendments in regulatory framework required for introduction of MTS and SLB have

LAHORE - The Lahore Stock Exchange (LSE) remained bullish, on Thursday, marked by a considerable recovery in volume. The LSE-25 index added 46.92 points to close at 3,581.14 against its opening at 3,534.22 levels. Out of total 114 active scrips, 50 went up, 16 went down and 48 closed without any change in their opening values. Volume of the market remained 8.06 million shares, which was 3.32 million shares more than Wednesday's turnover of 4.74 million shares.
Lotte Pakistan

LAHORE - The Lahore Stock Exchange (LSE) remained bullish on Wednesday, while the volume dwindled. The LSE 25-shares added 35.73 points to close at 3,534.22 against its opening at 3,498.49 levels. Out of total 102 active scrips, 31 went up, 28 went down and 43 closed without any change in their opening values. Volume of the market remained 4.74 million shares, which was 3.34 million shares less than Tuesday's turnover of 8.08 million shares.
Lotte Pakistan PTA, with a turnover

LAHORE - The Lahore Stock Exchange (LSE) remained bullish marked by an astounding recovery in volume on Tuesday. The LSE 25-shares added 134.33 points to close at 3,498.49 against its opening at 3,364.16 levels. Out of 105 active scrips, 59 went up, five went down and 41 closed without any change in their opening values. Volume of the market remained 8.08 million shares, 4.14 million shares more than Monday's turnover of 3.94 million shares.
Lotte Pakistan PTA, with a turnover

LAHORE - The Lahore Stock Exchange (LSE) remained range-bound, marked by a significant decline in the volume on Thursday. The LSE 25-shares lost 10.30 points to close at 3,397.14 against its opening at 3,407.44 levels. Out of 96 active scrips, 22 went up, 35 went down and 39 closed without any change in their opening values.
Volume of the market remained 3.4 million shares, which was 3.8 million shares less than Wednesday's turnover of 7.2 million shares. Bank of Punjab, with a

LAHORE - The Lahore Stock Exchange (LSE) remained bearish on Wednesday with further improvement in the volume. The LSE 25-shares index lost 71.52 points and closed at 3,407.44 points against its opening at 3,478.96 level on Wednesday. Out of total 88 active scrips, 12 went up, 48 went down and 28 closed without any change in their opening values.
The volume of the market remained 7.2 million shares, which witnessed an increase of 0.77 million shares. Bank of Punjab was emerged as

LAHORE - The Lahore Stock Exchange (LSE) remained bearish on Tuesday. However, the volume underwent improvement. The index dwindled 97.04 points to close at 3,478.96 points. Out of atotal 102 active scrips, six jumped, 58 squeezed, while 38 closed without any change in their opening values. Volume of the market remained 6.43 million shares, which was 2.1 million shares greater than Monday's turnover of 4.32 million shares.
Silk Bank, with a turnover of 2.07 million shares, ended

LAHORE - The Lahore Stock Exchange (LSE) remained bearish with a very low volume. The LSE 25-shares lost 31.12 points to close at 3,611.44 against its opening at 3,642.56 levels. Out of a total of 111 active scrips, 18 went up, 43 went down and 50 closed without any change in their opening values.
The volume of the market remained 2.29 million shares, which was 2.75 million shares less than Tuesday's turnover of 5.04 million shares.Bank of Punjab was the volume leader with 0.3

LAHORE - The Lahore Stock Exchange (LSE) remained bullish on Tuesday with an improvement in the volume. The LSE 25-shares added 55.88 points to close at 3,638.91 against its opening at 3,582.80 levels. Out of total 99 active scrips, 52 went up, six went down and 41 closed without any change in their opening values. Volume of the market remained 5.04 million shares, which was 0.62 million shares more than Monday's turnover of 4.41 million shares.
Silk Bank, with a turnover of 1.57

LAHORE - The Lahore Stock Exchange (LSE) remained bullish on Monday with an improvement in the volume. The LSE 25-shares index added 17.52 points and closed at 3,582.80 against its opening at 3,565.28 levels.
Out of total 102 active scrips, 28 went up, 32 shed value and 42 remained unchanged. The volume of the market remained 4.41 million shares, which was 0.47 million shares more than Friday's turnover of 3.93 million shares. Nimir Industries Chemical was the volume leader with

LAHORE: The Lahore Stock Exchange (LSE) mirroring the trend on the KSE as LSE-25 index dipped 88.83 points to close at 3,565.28 points. However, the total turnover remained 3.939 million shares against the yesterday's 2.283 million shares. Of 102 active shares, 10 improved, 58 gone down while share of 40 companies remained unchanged. Lotte Pakistan PTA Ltd, Bank of Punjab and National Bank of Pakistan were the volume leaders with Rs 16.15, 8.31 and 75.62 per share, respectively. SME

LAHORE - The Lahore Stock Exchange (LSE) and the Tehran Stock Exchange (TSE) have signed an agreement to enhance cooperation between capital markets and Exchanges of the two countries. The signed MoU provides a framework for cooperation and increased assistance in all areas of mutual interest.
LSE MD/CEO Aftab Ahmad and TSE CEO/President Dr Hassan Ghalibaf Asl signed the MOU which was under consideration by Boards of the respective Exchanges for some time. This MoU forms the

LONDON - The London Stock Exchange (LSE) is to buy Canada's TMX to claw back lost market share and create the world's fourth-largest bourse trading $4.1 trillion of stock a year. Shares in the LSE, first established in 1698, jumped 9 percent as markets welcomed the all-share deal, and indicating a per share valuation for TMX of 46.7 Canadian dollars, up 16 percent.
The deal will create the No 1 global centre of mining and energy stock trading and values the Toronto group at

LAHORE - The Lahore Stock Exchange (LSE) remained bearish with a further decline in the volume. The LSE 25-index lost 29.67 points to close at 3,723.53 against its opening at a level of 3,753.20. Out of total 111 active scrips, 22 went up, 38 went down and 51 closed without any change in their opening values.
The volume of the market stood at 2.83 million shares, which was 1.53 million shares less than Tuesday's turnover of 4.37 million shares. The Bank of Punjab was the volume

LAHORE - The Lahore Stock Exchange (LSE) was under the weather with a decline in the volume. The LSE 25-index lost 43.14 points to close at 3,753.20 against its opening at 3,796.34 levels. Out of a total of 113 active scrips, 15 went up, 44 went down and 54 closed without any change in their opening values.
The volume of the market remained 4.37 million shares, which was 1.85 million shares less than Monday's turnover of 6.23 million shares. Nimir Industries Chemical was the