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January 7, 2026

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Institutional support pushes PSX to new all-time high

KSE-100 rises to 186,518 as banking, oil and gas and power stocks attract buying KARACHI: The Pakistan Stock Exchange (PSX) maintained its upward trajectory on Wednesday, with the benchmark KSE-100 closing at a fresh record, supported by continued buying by local institutional investors. The market opened weakly, with the index falling sharply in early trade to an intraday low of 184,896.71. However, sentiment improved as buying interest returned, leading to a broad rally during the late morning and afternoon. The KSE-100 hit an intraday high of 187,015.12 points before settling at 186,518.72 points, up 1,456.61 points or 0.79% from the

December 6, 2025

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PSX exceeds 167k in institutional markets

Trading volume fell to 175 million shares compared to Monday’s tally of 181 million. PHOTO: FILE KARACHI: The Pakistan Stock Exchange (PSX) posted a solid recovery on Friday, with the benchmark KSE-100 index closing above 167,000 points, boosted by renewed institutional markets and improving investor sentiment. After recent periods of pressure, the market found support as buyers moved to pile up shares at lower levels, helping volumes rise to 687 million shares. Fertilizer and exploration and production (E&P) stocks remained the main movers, with heavyweights like Fauji Fertilizer Company, Pakistan Petroleum, OGDC, Pakistan Services, Lucky Cement and Systems Limited collectively

November 28, 2025

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PSX jumps 1.3% in terms of institutional support

Foreign institutional investors were net buyers of shares worth Rs 37.6 crore during the session. PHOTO: AFP KARACHI: The Pakistan Stock Exchange (PSX) posted strong momentum on Thursday as the benchmark KSE-100 rose nearly 2,200 points, fueled by strong institutional markets and renewed interest in blue-chip stocks. The rally, which pushed the index to an intraday high of 2,400, marked a sharp shift from a sluggish pace in recent days and reflected an improving mood despite lingering geopolitical and macroeconomic concerns. At the close, the KSE-100 gained 2,184.78 points, or 1.34%, to 165,373.31. “Upward momentum built as local institutions led

November 19, 2025

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PSX rebounds strongly with 1,300-point rally led by retail, institutional markets

Market activity remained strong, with the KSE All Share Index registering a turnover of 1.02 billion shares Renewed optimism swept the Pakistan Stock Exchange as the benchmark KSE-100 index posted a strong gain of nearly 1,300 points, supported by broad-based buying in key sectors. The rally was evident in auto assemblers, cement, commercial banks, fertilizers, oil and gas exploration, oil marketing companies, power generation and refinery stocks, signaling strong interest from both retail and institutional investors. This industry-wide momentum helped boost overall market strength despite a cautious economic environment. A change in market dynamics also seems to be occurring. Bloomberg

August 12, 2025

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PSX hits all-time high as an institutional market, fuel reforms optimism

The broker monitors shares during a Pakistan Stock Exchange (PSX) in Karachi, January 21, 2025 – Inp The stock market continued to negotiate on Tuesday, with profits led by strong financial results, institutional markets and optimism to finalize US investment commitments under the recently signed trade agreement. “Stocks are closed for new high -end time amidst strong financial results and visuals about the positive result of the subtle details on US investments under the US PAK trade agreement,” said Ahsan Mehanti, chief executive and chief executive of the Arif Habib. “Records of $ 3.2 billion in July ’25, Rupia’s stability

August 6, 2025

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PSX extends rally to institutional markets, oil profits

Brokers are busy with Pakistan’s Stock Exchange (PSX) in Karachi on Wednesday 27 November 2024. – PPI Bourse continued its enlarged momentum on Wednesday, driven by institutional liquidity, remittance incentives and optimism of investors in key sectors, including oil and gas. The Pakistani Stock Exchange (PSX) reference index increased to an intra-business height of 144,285.74, gaining 1,248.58 points or 0.87%, while lowering the low of 143,409.59, an increase of 372.43 or 0.26%from 143,03,037. “There has been a turmoil of good news and the index has erupted from the technical resistance of 140. Of the 58 billion Rs to pending claims

July 12, 2025

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PSQCA Board Greenlights Institutional Reforms

Listen to the article Islamabad: With a strong emphasis on institutional reform, workers’ well -being and modernization of services, the 35th Pakistani Administrative Meeting and the PSQCA convened in Islamabad under the chairmanship of the Federal Minister of Science and Technology. The high -level session has gathered key stakeholders to record a future fulfillment agenda aimed at revising operational systems, supporting staff and enhancing service delivery. The meeting was attended by Rizwan Ahmed Sheikh, General Manager PSQCA, Muhammad Ashraf, General Manager of the Pakistani Executive Authority (TDAP) and senior officials. The meeting focused on a comprehensive agenda aimed at institutional

July 5, 2025

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The ‘institutional complacency’ is not tolerated to achieve revenue goals: PM

Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif predicted a high-level meeting on digitization and reform agenda of the Federal Revenue Council at the Islamabad Prime Minister on July 2, 2025.-PID The Lauds Prime Ministers to achieve the historical increase in revenue. He teaches FBR to deal with taxpayers with dignity and respect. The revenue ratio to GDP reaches 11.3%, a 1.5% increase over last year. Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif warned that no institutional complacency would be tolerated when fulfilling the revenue and financial targets set for new use, saying he will personally monitor the progress of revenue collection and the implementation of basic

September 20, 2024

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Marieha Hussain says ‘coconut’ trial highlights institutional reality of racism in UK

Marieha Hussain holds a placard at a pro-Palestine demonstration. — Metropolitan Police LONDON: British Pakistani school teacher and activist Marieha Hussain has expressed relief after being acquitted of a racially aggravated public order offense over the ‘coconut’ placard. However, she questioned the role of British institutions in prosecuting her for criticizing former prime minister Rishi Sunak and former home secretary Suella Braverman. Last week, a judge at Westminster Magistrates’ Court said Hussain was not guilty of the racially aggravated public order offense and had been honest and consistent in her account and views. In November last year, the Metropolitan Police

August 26, 2024

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French president rejects left-wing government to preserve ‘institutional stability’

PARIS: French President Emmanuel Macron on Monday ruled out naming a leftist government to end the country’s political deadlock, saying it would pose a threat to “institutional stability”. Macron has been searching in successive rounds of talks for a new prime minister after elections in July gave a leftist coalition the most seats in parliament, but not enough to govern. The president rejected leftist claims to rule after talks on Monday with far-right leader Marine Le Pen and other political leaders. While some reports said Macron wanted to name a prime minister on Tuesday, the president said in a statement

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