Pakistan Stock Exchange (PSX) closes lower on February 12, 2026, with the KSE-100 Index dropping 2,537.16 points (-1.39%) amid a market-wide downturn.
Market Recap – February 12, 2026
On Wednesday, February 12, 2026, the Pakistan Stock Exchange (PSX) witnessed a sharp decline across indices. The benchmark KSE-100 Index closed at 180,512.64, down by 2,537.16 points or 1.39%.
The day’s trading saw the index fluctuating between a high of 182,757.08 and a low of 178,725.24. Total market volume reached 873.99 million shares across 441,474 trades, with the total value recorded at approximately PKR 41.77 billion.
Broad-scale losses were observed across the board. Key sector indices also slid: the KSE All Share Index dropped 1,441.29 points to close at 108,400.67 while the KSE 30 Index lost 773.09 points to end at 55,207.56.
Declines were prominent across multiple sectors including Oil & Gas (OGTI down 2.28%), Banking (BKTI down 1.16%), and Technology. Among the major indices, KMI-30 bore significant losses with a drop of 4,292.28 points (-1.65%).
Out of companies that traded, the majority witnessed losses, with very few advancing or remaining unchanged. This reflects a bearish sentiment prevailing due to various macroeconomic and market-specific factors.
Investors are advised to monitor economic and corporate developments for potential recovery signals in the coming sessions.