In Monday’s intraday report, shares in the benchmark index of the Pakistan Stock Exchange fell more than 100 points.
By 11:39 a.m., the KSE-100 index had dropped 176.41 points to 111,908.88 levels, according to the PSX website.
According to Topline Securities, “jittery investors” sold during the closing hours of the trading on Friday, causing the KSE 100 index to drop to close at a level of 112,085.
In addition, the benchmark index grew 1.6% every week. “The good corporate earnings announcement for the December quarter is responsible for this gain.”
Major events within the last week, according to the corporation, included $3 billion in remittances for January 2025, 17,010 cars sold in Pakistan in January 2025, and an oversubscribed new company book construction for Zarea Limited.
