Pakistan Stock Exchange Soars to Historic High as KSE-100 Breaches 122,000 Mark

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The Pakistan Stock Exchange (PSX) shattered another record on Thursday as the benchmark KSE-100 index surged past the 122,000-point barrier for the first time ever, continuing its unprecedented bull run.

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Market Highlights

Intraday Peak: 122,281.58 points
 Lowest Point: 121,517.90
 Closing: 121,886.21 (up 0.07%)
 Trading Volume: 82.7 million shares
 Transaction Value: Rs4.62 billion

What’s Fueling the Rally?

 ADB’s $800M Boost: A newly approved financial package ($300M loan + $500M guarantee) under the Resource Mobilization Reform Program has reinvigorated investor confidence.
 Sectoral Optimism: Expectations of budgetary relief for oil refineries, real estate, and agriculture sectors.
 Rupee Stability: Recent gains in the PKR against the USD.
 PSDP Allocation: Govt’s development spending plans attracting investments.

Expert Insight

“This rally is broad-based, driven by macro improvements and foreign inflows,” said Ahsan Mehanti (Arif Habib Corp)“The ADB loan approval was a key trigger, but sentiment is also buoyed by expected tax incentives in the upcoming budget.”

Did You Know?

The ADB delayed this package by 5 days after India requested time to review documents—exposing procedural gaps in multilateral lending.
Just yesterday, the PSX closed above 121,000 for the first time.

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