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November 7, 2025

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High remittances increase PSX by 500 points

KARACHI: Pakistan’s stock market turned positive after three straight days of losses, as the benchmark KSE-100 gained nearly 500 points on remittances data released by the State Bank of Pakistan. In October 2025, remittances from Pakistani expatriate workers abroad saw inflows of $3.4 billion. In terms of growth, remittances increased by 7.4% month-on-month and 11.9% year-on-year. At the start of trading in the morning, the stock market remained positive and after some dips, it made a significant gain by midday. After Friday’s break, the index rose to an intraday high of 160,436 points. Investors then resorted to profit-taking at higher

October 24, 2025

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Bears tighten grip on PSX ahead of MPC meeting

Index sheds 1,286 points as investors take a cautious stance ahead of week’s turnaround KARACHI: The Pakistan Stock Exchange (PSX) came under fresh selling pressure on Friday, extending its corrective streak as investors braced for next week’s key monetary policy announcement and futures reversal. The KSE-100 fell 1,286 points, or 0.78%, to end the week at 163,304, marking another bearish session driven by profit-taking and defensive trading. Market sentiment remained cautious throughout the day as participants opted to trim exposure and rebalance portfolios ahead of the Monetary Policy Committee (MPC) meeting scheduled for Monday, October 27, 2025, according to Ali

October 17, 2025

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PSX retreats amid cautious investor sentiment

The Pakistan Stock Exchange (PSX) saw a volatile session, with the KSE-100 fluctuating between gains and losses before finally closing lower at 163,806, representing a decline of 639 points, or 0.39%. Investor sentiment remained cautious as participants chose to balance their positions ahead of the weekend. Heavyweights such as MARI, UBL, HBL, POL and ENGRO faced notable selling pressures, dragging the index down by a total of 381 points. On the macro front, the Sensitive Price Index (SPI) for the week ended October 16, 2025, registered a 4.57% year-on-year and 0.49% weekly gain, reflecting persistent inflationary pressures. Read also: SC

October 16, 2025

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PSX ends volatile session below 165,000 units

KARACHI: The Pakistan Stock Exchange (PSX) endured a roller-coaster session on Thursday as intense volatility saw bulls and bears battle for market control. By the close of session, the bears reigned supreme, dragging the KSE-100 down 1,242 points, or 0.75%, to settle at 164,445. Trading opened on a brisk note, buoyed by optimism over a 48-hour ceasefire between Pakistan and Afghanistan, which helped ease geopolitical concerns and initially boosted investor confidence. The index surged to an intraday high of 166,865 points—up 1,179 points (+0.71%)—reflecting early broad-based gains, according to Ali Najib, Deputy Head of Trading at Arif Habib Ltd. Market

September 30, 2025

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PSX increases in fresh top on the second day of strong profits

The Pakistan Stock Exchange (PSX) on Tuesday watched strong momentum for a second consecutive day, leading the reference index to a new high record. By the middle of the day, the reference index had increased even further, touching an intravenous high of 166,556.29 before it was installed to 165,774.16. The race added 1,926 points compared to the previous closure of 163,847.68. Market activity remained alive, with the volume of transactions recorded in nearly 390 million shares, valuing transactions over RS39.5 billion. The low day was 164.208.33. Analysts have attributed profits to a strong investment feeling, fueled by positive expectations of

September 10, 2025

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PSX hits new high -dynamic season new

The Pakistan Stock Exchange (PSX) continued its upward dynamic on Wednesday, with the KSE-100 reference index hitting another record. The market opened with a 121 -degree dip, pulling the index down to 156,411 units. However, the Bullish Sentiment returned soon, lifting the index by 456 points to a new peak of 157,028 points during intravenous trading. The match continued as the index climbed 465 and later 675 points, reaching a new high level of 157,238 and 157,349 points, respectively. Market analysts have attributed the steady momentum for strong investor confidence, which has kept the bourse in a record-wide series last

September 9, 2025

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PSX expands the rally, KS-100 hits a record high

The Pakistani Stock Exchange (PSX) did not show signs of deceleration of its journey on Tuesday, as investors continued to accumulate shares, receiving slogans from stellar corporate profits and optimistic market prospects. The KSE-100 reference index increased to a new high of all time 156,563.53, increasing by 476.22 points or 0.31%, compared to the closure of the previous day. After sinking into a low intra -endoconnectors 155,044.26 earlier at the Summit, the index quickly recovered, reaching a high 157,088.81. The market then remained in positive territory for the rest of the day, closing with a moderate profit of just below

September 8, 2025

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PSX hits high as the KSE-100 index crosses 155,000 points

The Pakistan Stock Exchange (PSX) achieved another milestone on Monday, as the KSE-100 reference index increased on a fresh record, continuing its upward track since last week. The trading week opened with a strong impulse, with the index earning 691 points to reach 154,969. The race was further expanded, with increases of 1,274 and 1,692 points during the meeting, receiving the index at a new high high of 155,969 points during the negotiation. The increase was driven by strong investor involvement and positive market feeling, marking another historic meeting after last week. The index crossed the 154,000 -point sign. Reading:

September 1, 2025

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PSX records sharp profits as inflation facilitates 3%

Karachi: Investors have fled to a strong market for attractive shares on the Pakistani Stock Exchange (PSX) on Monday, as the KSE-100 reference index increased about 1,350 points and closed a few points less than 150,000. The market presented a prolonged momentum throughout the session, during which the index climbed to the top of the day of 150,066 units. By the end of the negotiation, the KSE-100 installed 149.971.12, up to a beautiful 1,353.34 points or 0.91%. The race reflects optimism among market participants, caused by positive points from key areas such as cement and exploration and production. Revealing inflation

August 28, 2025

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PSX closes under flood fears, overturning pressure

The Pakistan Stock Exchange (PSX) ended Thursday’s meeting with a light dip as the traders stayed on the sidelines in a mixture of domestic and external pressures. The KSE-100 index gave 151 points to close at 147,344, reflecting the lack of clear direction during a week dominated by contract reversals. Investors remained careful after concerns about the flood risks to agriculture in Punjab and a mute growth prospects marked by the Central Bank. The softest prices of crude oil internationally and the volatility associated with the overthrow added to the hesitation of investors, maintaining overall activity under control. Arif Habib

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