PSX plummets over 2,000 points as panic sells hits on geopolitical fears
Iran-US standoff, situation in Venezuela, instability in Middle East and South Asia undermine market confidence KARACHI: A sharp sell-off swept the Pakistan Stock Exchange (PSX) on Monday, sparking a sharp correction as escalating geopolitical tensions sent investors into risk-on mode. Heightened concerns over the Iran-US conflict, developments in Venezuela and widening instability in the Middle East and South Asia undermined market confidence, sending the KSE-100 index down more than 2,000 points, in line with volatility in global markets. The session began under heavy pressure, with aggressive selling pushing the index lower immediately after the opening bell. Although bargain hunting sparked












