Article: STOCKS - KARACHI SHARES END SHARPLY LOWER - JULY 16, 2008.

KARACHI, July 16 Asia Pulse - Karachi stocks on Wednesday again fell across the board on panic selling originating from the local and foreign investors triggered by reports of Nato troop build-up on the Pak Afghan border and fears of attack on the tribal areas.

The KSE 100-share index was off by another 468 points or 4.27 per cent at 10,491.88 eroding another Rs141 billion from the market capital from the peak of 15,674 points two months back. Its junior partner was quoted lower by 572.14 points at 11,844.56 or 4.61 per cent.

Despite official clarification that the Nato troops movements are of routine nature and there is no threat of a hot pursuit, ...

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