Rally PSX dominates the past 163,000 mark on strong macro

• The KSE-100 index closed at 163,847.68 points, up 1,590.68 points, or 0.98%.
• An intraodam high of 163,903.62 was recorded, increased 1,646.62 points, or 1.01%.
• Low session was recorded on 162.058.64, below 198.36 points or -0.12%.

The brokerage market rose to another record on Monday, as the KSE-100 index first crossed the 163,000 sign, closing in a high all-time high amidst investor confidence in improving macros and maintain foreign commitment.

The Pakistani Stock Exchange (PSX) reference index was installed in 163,847.68 points, up 1,590.68 or 0.98%, from the previous closure of 162,257.00.

During the session, the index climbed an intra -ended high of 163,903.62 points, earning 1,646.62 points, or 1.01%, and reached low 162,058.64 points, reflecting a 198.36 -degree decline or -0.12%.

“The effects of floods seem milder than expected, therefore, inflation numbers will remain well within range.

“The macroeconomic front and the reduced risk of overthrow due to improving relationships with other countries also strengthen market feelings,” he added.

Investor confidence remained full after last week’s historic rally, backed by Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif’s meeting with US President Donald Trump, a debt settlement agreement RS1.2 trillion with commercial banks and renewed optimism.

Analysts expect the momentum to be maintained in the short term, especially in the areas of banks, energy and energy, although the IMF conditions and external funding remain critical risk factors.

The RS1.225 trillion funding-Debt-Debt funding agreements, coupled with Pakistan’s push for external funding through Panda bonds and trade loans, further enhanced market feeling. Pakistan’s state bank reported an increase in $ 22 million foreign exchange stocks, which amounted to $ 14.4 billion since September 19, 2025, while Rupia stabilized slightly 0.03% in RS281.37 against the US dollar.

Basic developments included IMF concerns about lost tax targets, a 10% reduction in debt invoices after Japan’s repayment, Japan’s plan to invest in the Reko DIQ project and Pakistan’s request for tariff concessions from China in 700 data.

During the last meeting on Friday, the KSE-100 won 2,976.92 points, or 1.87%, at 162,257.01 points from 159,280.09 points recorded in the last session. The highest indicator of the day remained at 162,422.29 points, while the lowest level was recorded in 159,901.56 points.