|
    Theme
    Business Verified Story

    PSX gains 1,222 points at opening, KSE-100 index crosses 169,000 mark

    Fawad Khan•November 4, 2026• 1 min read
    Text Size
    PSX gains 1,222 points at opening, KSE-100 index crosses 169,000 mark
    Business CoverageAman-e-Pakistan Digital Desk
    Key Story Executive Summary
    Quick Read

    “The KSE-100 Index gained 1,222 points at Wednesday's opening, reaching 169,240 points after closing 1,454 points higher in the previous session. KARACHI (Dunya N…”

    KKARACHI —The Pakistan Stock Exchange (PSX) opened in the green zone on Wednesday as the market continued its positive momentum. At the start of trading on the third day of the business week, the stock market witnessed a bullish trend, with the benchmark KSE-100 Index gaining 1,222 points to reach 169,240 points.

    It is worth mentioning that the stock market maintained its upward trend during Tuesday's trading session as well. At the close of trading, the KSE-100 Index had gained 1,454 points to settle at 168,018 points.

    F

    Written by Fawad Khan

    Aman-e-Pakistan Senior Journalist & Bureau Reporter

    Fact Checked & Verified

    Continue Reading: More in Business

    Swipe or click arrows to explore Business desk coverage

    Gen Z, millennials account for 85pc of new investors joining PSXBusiness

    Gen Z, millennials account for 85pc of new investors joining PSX

    Read Story
    Kazakhstan sets five-year trade roadmap with PakistanBusiness

    Kazakhstan sets five-year trade roadmap with Pakistan

    Read Story
    PSX gains 1,455 points on ME peace talksBusiness

    PSX gains 1,455 points on ME peace talks

    Read Story
    Gold holds steady at Rs412,136 per tolaBusiness

    Gold holds steady at Rs412,136 per tola

    Read Story
    Nine things on US voters' minds ahead of midterm electionsBusiness

    Nine things on US voters' minds ahead of midterm elections

    Read Story
    Trump says US is close to making a trade deal with CanadaBusiness

    Trump says US is close to making a trade deal with Canada

    Read Story