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Equities closed in negative territory at the Islamabad Stock Exchange (ISE) where bears snatched the floor from the bulls amid decrease in index. ISE Ten index showed a decrease of 36.97 points, as the index moved from 2,642.58 to 2,605.61 points. The horizon of trade expanded from 113 stocks to 117 stocks. 60 losers outclassed 57 gainers, whereas zero company remained glued to last week's levels.
The volume of Fauji Cement was 90,000 shares as compared to previous turnover of 112,000 shares. The turnover of OGDCL was 46,200 shares as compared to previous volume of 51,700 shares. The volume of Fauji Fertiliser Bin Qasim was 32,000 shares. Engro Chemicals was top gainer of the day with an increase of Rs 8 per share, whereas the top loser was Unilever Pakistan with decrease of Rs 23.05 per share.

Copyright Business Recorder, 2006

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