Pakistan Stock Exchange Falls 1,710 Points as KSE-100 Closes at 177,373 on November 12, 2026
The Pakistan Stock Exchange lost its early gains on Thursday as selling pressure across banking, energy, cement and other major sectors pushed the KSE-100 Index down 1,710.04 points to close at 177,373.76.
PSX Market Update: KSE-100 Falls 251 Points to Close at 179,083
Pakistan Stock Exchange’s KSE-100 Index declines 251.44 points as late-session selling reverses intraday gains, while trading volumes increase to 1.24 billion shares.
PSX KSE-100 Index Rises 0.88% to 164,467 After SBP Raises Policy Rate to 12%
Pakistan’s KSE-100 Index gained 1,428.74 points to close at 164,467.20 on October 27 as investors responded to the State Bank’s rate hike to 12% and a decline in international oil prices.
KSE-100 Gains Over 1,300 Points as Oil Prices Ease
Pakistan’s KSE-100 Index recovered more than 1,300 points on October 6 as easing international oil prices and increased crude flows supported investor sentiment.
PSX KSE 100 Falls Over 1,000 Points As Oil Prices Rise On US Iran Tensions
Pakistan Stock Exchange falls over 1,000 points as fading US Iran deal hopes and rising oil prices trigger selling across banks, cement, oil and other sectors.
KSE-100 Surges Over 1,800 Points as Investors Return to PSX After Sell-Off
The KSE-100 Index rebounded by over 1,800 points as buying returned to the Pakistan Stock Exchange, led by banks, energy and cement stocks following a sharp market correction.
KSE-100 Index Jumps by 1,100 Points Amid Buying in Banks, Cement, and Autos
The KSE-100 index surged by nearly 1,100 points driven by gains in banking, cement, and auto stocks, extending PSX’s bullish momentum amid policy support and strong investor sentiment.
PSX Inches Forward with Marginal Gain, Closes Week on a Mixed Note
The Pakistan Stock Exchange ended Friday on a flat note with the KSE-100 inching up by just 20.64 points. Gains in cement and banking stocks were offset by declines in fertilizers and technology, keeping market sentiment mixed.

