Pakistan Stock Exchange closes at 173,170 after volatile session. Corporate earnings and strong support at 170,000 help stabilize markets ...

Pakistan Stock Exchange suffers worst-ever crash as KSE-100 Index plunges 6,683 points to 172,170 amid broad-based selling and negative market sentiment.

Pakistan Stock Exchange surged as the KSE-100 Index gained over 5,700 points to close at 178,853, with broad market gains and strong trading activity.

Internationally, stocks fell in Asia on Friday, the dollar headed for its largest weekly gain in four months, and oil prices ...

The KSE-100 fell 1.25pc in early intraday trading on Monday, extending losses after a turbulent week for the exchange, as corporate earnings disappointed investors and came in below market ...

The benchmark KSE-100 Index of the Pakistan Stock Exchange (PSX) on Thursday witnessed a bearish trend, losing 6,682.81 points, a negative change of 3.74 percent, to close at 172,170.29 points ...

Selling pressure persisted at the Pakistan Stock Exchange (PSX), with the benchmark KSE-100 Index shedding nearly 600 points during the opening minutes of trading on Friday. At 9:35am, the benchmark ...

Pakistan equities witnessed a big crash on Thursday, with the market rolling back yesterday's gains into negative territory. The KSE-100 Index fell by ...

PSX falls 1,488 points as KSE-100 closes at 181,561 amid cautious trading, with selling pressure and market volatility driving declines across Pakistan’s equity market.

Pakistan stocks fluctuated as benchmark KSE-100 index surged early but closed negative, reflecting selling pressure and ...

In previous session, the benchmark KSE-100 Index witnessed a bullish trend, gaining 931.34 points, a positive change of 0.50 ...

The index experienced a volatile trading session, with the top active stocks being led by K-Electric Limited, followed by Bank of Punjab and Worldcall Telecom Limited.