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KARACHI:In line with expectations of a massive rally, the stock market bounced back on Tuesday with a surge of over 1,100 points in early trading, but it closed the day with trimmed gains due to profit-taking at higher levels.The bourse rose after the government announced its decision that it would approach the International Monetary Fund (IMF) fo mens dunks r a bailout package to bridge a huge gap in external financing needs.The market also got support from the rupee s plunge against the US dollar as stocks of those companies rose that would benefit from the weaker local currency.At close, the benchmark KSE 100- jordan7 share Index recorded an increase of 606.55 point 1 jordan 1 s or 1.6% to settle at 38,504.84.Market watch: Stocks continue to take a hammering as KSE-100 dives 1,328 pointsElixir Securities' analyst Murtaza Jafar said the benchmark index rallied 607 points (+1.6%), cheering government s decision of approaching the IMF for bailout and the rupee s slide.The rupee depreciated by nearly 7% to 133.6 agains