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Thursday, November 26, 2009
Tuesday, November 24, 2009
Monday, November 23, 2009
Market Close !
We expect activity to pick up tomorrow as rumors and hints of MPS keep interest alive. In our view, a rate cut of anything above 50bps will be cheered with market to test highs. FII interest in index heavy blue-chip, mainly oil stocks is also key to short-term market direction. With financials underperforming, any rate cut excitement is likely to give the greatest boost to lagging banks and holding stocks.
Thursday, November 19, 2009
Market Close !
We expect short-term market direction to remain sensitive to foreign flows with rate cut in the MPS to be announced on the 24th of this month a sweetener.
Tuesday, November 17, 2009
Market Close !
We anticipate activity to pickup next week and expect stocks to gain on possible rate cut in the upcoming MPS also indicated by declining PIB yields in the secondary market. Looking at index to test 9500 as most negatives in our view are priced in.
Monday, November 16, 2009
Thursday, November 12, 2009
Wednesday, November 11, 2009
Monday, November 9, 2009
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Friday, November 6, 2009
Market Close !
Although the market is devoid of any major triggers, inflation numbers due next week are likely to come down to a single digit figure that bodes well for equities. Moreover a possible rate cut in MPS later this month could revive investor confidence. Having said this, market is likely to follow political scenario with next couple of weeks expected to bring about major developments. Security situation and on going military campaign against terrorists are also expected to remain in focus.
Wednesday, November 4, 2009
Market Close !
The market ended today's session on an extremely positive note gaining 2.4%.
Sharp drop in long term bond yields compared to last week (raised expectations of possible cut in the discount rate in the upcoming monetary
policy) triggered strong buying in the market. Market was also supported by positive developments on the political front with news of a possible deal amongst political allies to solve the NRO issue.
There was buying across the board with the banking and the energy sector leading the way. Top performers included MCB, UBL, PSO, HUBC and OGDC.
Volumes remained on the lower side with 108mn shares traded worth USD 89mn.
Market Close ! Market gains some ground
Pakistan equities recovered some ground on a dull trading session after yesterday's losses amid weak investor sentiment and concerns on political front. Nevertheless, most equities traded in green on local buying reportedly led by State Owned Institutions that accumulated stocks on weakness. Volumes remained thin with most activity in holding stocks JSCL and AHSL that closed down as investors switched to safer blue-chip havens. Oil stocks namely OGDC, PSO and POL and index heavy financials MCB and HBL kept the index in positive territory with some interest from FII's. It is worth noting that PPL again remained a laggard despite attractive valuations, downside protection and potential upside.
With market down over 9% in the last 12 sessions and support below 9k, we expect activity to pick up with FII flows key to the short-term direction.
Monday, November 2, 2009
Market below 9k on Political developments
With earnings season over and market hunting for triggers, we expect politics to come to the forefront of attention. Talk of interim elections and fear of further political turmoil could set a bearish tone
Sunday, November 1, 2009
Market Close !
Results over the weekend of PPL and NBP to be announced Monday morning prior to market open will set the tone early next week. We expect market to remain sensitive to successes on the ongoing military operation and political developments related NRO (National Reconciliation Ordinance that gives legal cover to many in the current administration). Furthermore, FII flows are also a key to the short-term direction of the market.