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📉 PSX Market Update: Profit-Taking Drives KSE-100 Down by 380 Points

 ðŸ“‰ PSX Market Update: Profit-Taking Drives KSE-100 Down by 380 Points KARACHI – July 23, 2025 The new week at the Pakistan Stock Exchange (PSX) started on a quieter note as investors shifted gears to lock in profits , triggering a notable decline in the benchmark KSE-100 Index , which ended the session down by nearly 380 points . The market experienced a cautious and range-bound trading session, reflecting investor uncertainty ahead of the July contract expiry . This report unpacks the reasons behind the market's pullback, which stocks influenced the movement, how volumes fared, and what this could mean for investors moving forward. 📊 What Happened in the Market? On Monday, July 21 , the KSE-100 index opened with some early optimism but soon lost its strength. The index spent most of the session moving sideways, showing minimal volatility but failing to maintain any upward traction. By the end of the trading day, the KSE-100 had dropped by 379.78 points (or 0.27%) to se...

🚀 Pakistan Stock Exchange Hits Historic Close Near 140,000 as Bulls Take Over

🚀 Pakistan Stock Exchange Hits Historic Close Near 140,000 as Bulls Take Over Meta Description: Pakistan Stock Exchange breaks records, closing at 138,597 after a 4,298-point weekly gain, supported by strong economic indicators, IMF satisfaction, and investor confidence. Labels: Pakistan Stock Exchange, PSX, KSE-100 Index, Economic News, July 2025, Investment, Pakistan Economy, Stock Market Update Pakistan Stock Exchange Hits New Heights – Closes Near 140,000 Points KARACHI – July 20, 2025: The Pakistan Stock Exchange (PSX) celebrated a historic week as the KSE-100 index surged by 4,298 points , ending the week at 138,597 — its highest weekly close ever. This 3.2% increase was powered by renewed investor confidence, strong economic signals, and broad buying across major sectors. What Fueled the Market Rally? Multiple factors came together to drive this bullish momentum: ✅ Current Account Surplus: Pakistan recorded a $2.1 billion surplus in its current account for FY25 — ...