Despite a bullish open, the KSE-100 index failed to sustain the momentum and fell into the red zone. JS Global analyst Maaz Mulla said the KSE-100 index remained lacklustre throughout the session with persistently low trading volumes due to a lack of investor confidence amid limited triggers. Market watch: KSE-100 loses 274 points amid lack of positive triggers“We expect the overall lacklustre sentiment to persist due to absence of any major triggers. The Bank of Punjab was the volume leader with 16.3 million shares, gaining Rs0.23 to close at Rs14.09. It was followed by K-Electric Limited with 4.1 million shares, gaining Rs0.03 to close at Rs6.04 and Dewan Cement with 2.96 million shares, gaining Re1 to close at Rs12.67.

Source: The Express Tribune March 11, 2019 16:07 UTC