Technical Overview
The Benchmark KSE100 index is caged in a triangle on hourly chart and had faced rejection from resistant trend line of this triangle during last trading session. As of now it's expected that index would try to establish ground above supportive trend line of this triangle but it's recommended to stay cautious and post trailing stop loss on existing long positions. It's expected that index would remain volatile during current trading session and some pressure would be witnessed initially which may push index towards 40,300pts where it would try to find support from a rising trend line. Currently index is caged between 40,200pts-40,660pts and breakout of either side would call for a further move of 300-500pts in respective direction. Hourly momentum indicators are mixed and this would increase uncertainty among investors. It's recommended either to stay side line or adopt swing trading until index gave a clear breakout of either 40,200pts in downward direction or 40,660pts in upward direction.

Regional Markets
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Business News
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Samba Bank signs agreement with Techlogix Mobility Pakistan
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CCP raids Cement Manufacturers’ Association’s office in Karachi
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CCoE defers approval for unbundling of Sui gas companies
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