September 1, 2026
Gold in Pakistan fell Rs1,800 to Rs466,136 a tola on 1 September, while OGRA's new daily revision raised petrol 77 paise to Rs342.79 a litre and cut high-speed diesel Rs1.03 to Rs370.41. The KSE-100 was flat in intraday trade.
June 29, 2026
Moody's raised Pakistan's sovereign rating one notch to Caa1 on an improving external position, joining earlier upgrades by Fitch and S&P and lifting the KSE-100 to fresh highs.
June 24, 2026
Pakistan's benchmark index bounced more than 600 points in early trade on June 24 and stretched its gains intraday, recovering ground after Tuesday's profit-taking sell-off, while the rupee clung to 278 against the dollar.
June 23, 2026
Pakistan's benchmark index recovered roughly 500 points intraday on June 23, clawing back Monday's loss, after Washington issued a 60-day waiver on Iranian oil sanctions. The rupee held steady near 279 to the dollar.
June 22, 2026
Pakistan stocks extend their rally at the open on June 22 after Qatar and Pakistan said Washington and Tehran agreed a 60-day roadmap, with the rupee holding near Rs279 and crude little changed. Figures are intraday; the session had not closed at the time of reporting.
June 19, 2026
The benchmark swung from a fresh intraday peak above 182,000 to steep losses, paring some of the gains made after Pakistan brokered the US-Iran accord; trading was suspended mid-session, so the figures are intraday rather than a confirmed close.
The Pakistan Stock Exchange (PSX) closed sharply on Monday, as heavy profits dragged the KSE-100 index by 1,237.67 points or 0.73%, to settle at 167.752.40. The sale came amid investor warnings following reports that the International Monetary Fund (IMF) raised concerns about divergences in commercial data reported by the Pakistan Single Window (PSW) and Pakistan Automation Limited (Pral), putting the recent macroeconomic progress. Analysts have described the phase as a temporary pause and soon await a renewed investor confidence. Reading: PSX keeps a record record Market experts attributed the fall to a combination of domestic and geopolitical actors. M. Waqas
The Pakistani KSE-100 index increased to a fresh high of all time on Friday, closing at 168,990 points after 500 points, or 0.30% day to day. The strong liquidity of the market has led to the excitement of investors, although the mild profits in the last hour was slightly mitigated by the rally. Commercial activity took over the pace, as the tumors rose to 831 million shares, from 776 million at the previous session, marking the renewed confidence between retail and institutional investors. The index has increased by 46.79%, reflecting analysts who call a bullish macroeconomic scene. Read: The PSX
PAKISTAN: It was an unstable day on the Pakistan Stock Exchange (PSX) on Wednesday, as the KSE-100 reference index moved in both directions before the meeting was almost flat. The market opened in a strong note, touching an intra -ended high of 166,522.61 points. However, confidence remained unstable and the profits were short -lived after news circulating that the Asian Development Bank (ADB) kept the development of Pakistan unchanged at 3% and delays in reforms, while fresh notifications to the IMF for one IMF. Reading: In Stellar Run, PSX goes up in New High Despite the government that promotes the
The Pakistan Stock Exchange started a week on a Bullish note on Monday, with the KSE-100 reference index increasing at a high level. The negotiation opened with a profit of 659 points, lifting the index to 162,916 points. The continuation of the market pushed it further, adding 791 points to reach a new peak of 163,018 points during the intravenous transaction. Analysts attributed the momentum of strong investor confidence and maintained interest in the market after last week’s upward trend. Reading: The PSX Skyrockets 4,220 points, hit historically high The PSX maintained its potential during the outgoing week, as the
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