The Equity Market extended its Bullish line into the new week, which rose past the 133,000 level for the first time ever in the intraday trade, strengthened by optimism over trade negotiations, macroeconomic stability and a robust earning prospect.
Pakistan Stock Exchange’s (PSX) Benchmark KSE-100 index climbed up to an intraday height of 133,862.01, where he got 1,912.95 points or 1.45%and recorded a low level of 132,467,12, reflecting a gain of 518.06 points or 0.39%.
“Tariffal and continued optimism burns the rally.
Investor mood remains fluid in the midst of declining inflation, strengthening currency reserves and renewed capital inflow. Analysts expect the positive momentum to continue, supported by an investment change from fixed income to shares due to higher taxation of alternative assets and lower yields.
PSX ended FY25 as the region’s best priesting market and delivered a total return of 60%. This momentum has led into FY26 and lifted the KSE-100 index to unprotected territory. Average daily volumes (ADTV) increased by 31% wow, indicating increased investor participation.
The rally is supported by macroeconomic confidence. Pakistan secured $ 3.4 billion in Chinese rollover and refinancing along with an additional $ 1.5 billion from lenders in the Middle East and multilateral partners.
The rally is supported by macroeconomic confidence. Pakistan secured $ 3.4 billion in Chinese rollover and refinancing along with an additional $ 1.5 billion from lenders in the Middle East and multilateral partners.
State Bank of Pakistans (SBP) Reserves amounted to $ 14.51 billion per year. June 30.
Inflation data reinforced bullish mood. The Consumer Price Index (CPI) for June slowed to 3.2% Yoy, which brought FY25’s average inflation to 4.5%, a steep fall from 23.4% in FY24. This opens up space for potential interest rate collections, which improves the investment case for shares.
