The Pakistan Stock Exchange (PSX) opened the new fiscal year 2025–26 with a bullish note, with the KSE-100 reference index in 2,300.18 points during the negotiation per day.
The current index is in 127,927,49, 1.83% more than the previous closure of 125,627.31.
The market touched an intradic maximum of 128,149.46, while the lowest level registered during the session was 126,113.27.
The total negotiated volume was in 198.08 million shares, with a commercial value of RS16.83 billion
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Analysts attributed the demonstration to the positive feeling of investors supported by signs of economic and political stability, as well as optimism around the tax reforms announced in the federal budget.
Earlier on Monday, PSX closed fiscal year 2024-25 in maximum record on Monday, where the KSE-100 reference index increased 1,248 points, or 1%, to 125,627.
According to Ahsan Mehanti de Arif Habib Corp Corp, the shares reached a new historical maximum at the end of the end of the year, promoted by the volumes of record negotiation after the change of $ 3.4 billion of financing from China, which increased the foreign exchange reserves to more than $ 14 billion, complying with the objective of June 30 of the IMF and supporting the stability of Rupee.
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At the end of the negotiation, the KSE-100 index registered an increase of 1,248.25 points, or 1%, and was established in 125,627.31.
In his review, Topline Securities commented that the local Bourse concluded the fiscal year with a high note, with the upward impulse last week with another star performance.
The reference index rose to a maximum of 1,369 points per day before closing with a gain of 1,248 points (1%more) to establish itself at 125,627.
In his comment, Arif Habib Limited (AHL) said that the week saw a solid start, with the KSE-100 winning 1% to close over 125,600 points.
Some 71 shares increased, while 29 fell, where FFC (+1.52%), HBL (+3.51%) and Bank al Habib (+2.7%) contributed more to index gains.
In general, actions of 481 companies were negotiated. Of these, 297 shares closed higher, 152 fell and 32 remained unchanged.
