Pakistan Stock Exchange ends lower on October 30, 2025, with KSE-100 falling by 1,732 points, led by a downturn in banking and energy sectors.
Market Overview
On Thursday, October 30, 2025, the Pakistan Stock Exchange (PSX) experienced a significant downturn as the benchmark KSE-100 Index fell by 1,732.18 points, closing at 156,732.87—a drop of 1.09%. Broader market indices followed suit, reflecting a day of negative investor sentiment across sectors.
Key Indices Performance
- KSE-100: 156,732.87 ▼ -1,732.18 (-1.09%)
- KSE-All Share: 95,664.66 ▼ -894.50 (-0.93%)
- KSE-30: 47,752.38 ▼ -582.54 (-1.21%)
- KMI-30: 226,175.24 ▼ -2,880.10 (-1.26%)
Market Statistics
- Total Trades: 392,601
- Total Volume: 848.30 million shares
- Total Value: PKR 37.61 billion
Top Sector Decliners
Significant pressure was observed in the banking, oil & gas, and cement sectors, all contributing to the index’s decline. The Bank Index (BKTI) dropped by 1.66%, while the Oil and Gas Index (OGTI) shed 1.33%.
Market Outlook
Analysts attribute the selling pressure to profit-taking and broader concerns over economic policy developments. Despite the slip, the KSE-100 remains up 73.59% year-on-year, marking a remarkable performance over the past 12 months.