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‘Massacre at the bourse’ as Pakistan stocks plummet in steepest ever pointwise decline

  • Benchmark KSE-100 index dropped 5,132 points or 4.32 percent to close at 106,274.97
  • Analysts attribute decline to redemptions from local mutual funds, year-end profit-taking
By Hasaan Ali Khan ·
Update

Pakistan stocks near 110,000-mark amid strong liquidity, interest rate cut hopes

By Hasaan Ali Khan ·

Pakistani stocks breach 100,000 points to mark historic milestone

By NAIMAT KHAN ·

Pakistani stocks gain over 4,690 points after political clashes in Islamabad ease

By NAIMAT KHAN ·

Pakistan Stock Exchange crosses 96,000 to hit record intraday high

By Shahjahan Khurram ·

Pakistan Stock Exchange may gain at least 27% by end of 2025 — Bloomberg

By Arab News Pakistan ·
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Pakistan’s stock market crosses all-time high of 91,000 points during intra-day trading

By Hasaan Ali Khan ·
Update

Pakistan Stock Exchange crosses 90,000 points, hits record high before closing below milestone

By Hasaan Ali Khan ·

Pakistan’s stock market surpasses historic 85,000 points during intra-day trading

By Shahjahan Khurram ·
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Fire erupts at Pakistan Stock Exchange, no loss of life or injury reported

By NAIMAT KHAN ·

Pakistan stocks hit record high on budget, IMF optimism

By Reuters ·

Pakistan shares hit fresh record on rate cut hopes, IMF talks

By Reuters ·

Pakistan’s benchmark share index rises as much as 1.5%

By Reuters ·

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