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Pakistan stock exchange surges past 158,000 points again

Published on: September 23, 2025 10:51 PM

The Pakistan Stock Exchange (PSX) staged a strong recovery on Tuesday, with the benchmark KSE-100 Index crossing the 158,000-point mark once again. Bullish sentiment dominated the session, driving the index up by more than 1,200 points to close at 158,831. The rebound restored investor confidence after Monday’s decline, when the index had closed 482 points lower at 157,554. Market watchers say this surge highlights renewed optimism among traders despite recent market volatility.

During early trading, the PSX witnessed steady gains as buying pressure increased across multiple sectors. Investors responded positively to stabilizing currency movements and expectations of supportive government measures. The rally signaled improved market sentiment and suggested that investors were willing to take calculated risks after the previous day’s dip. Analysts noted that energy, banking, and technology stocks played a key role in lifting the index, reflecting broad-based participation in the rebound.

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Meanwhile, in the interbank market, the Pakistani rupee recorded a slight gain against the US dollar. The greenback slipped by five paisas, easing from Rs281.45 to Rs281.40. Currency stability has been a crucial factor in shaping investor confidence, as fluctuations in exchange rates often influence equity market performance. Experts believe that any sustained improvement in the rupee’s value could further support market momentum and attract more institutional buying.

Despite the bullish rally, traders remain cautious ahead of the upcoming International Monetary Fund (IMF) review. Market participants are closely watching the government’s economic strategies, including fiscal and monetary policies, which could impact investor behavior in the weeks ahead. However, for now, the strong rebound suggests that investors are regaining trust in the market’s potential, even as uncertainties linger on the global economic front.

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Market analysts predict that if currency stability continues and economic reforms progress smoothly, the PSX could maintain its upward trajectory in the near term. They caution, however, that external factors such as global commodity prices and geopolitical tensions could still affect market dynamics. For the moment, Tuesday’s rally demonstrates the resilience of Pakistan’s equity market and its ability to recover quickly from short-term setbacks.

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