On November 4, 2025, the Pakistan Stock Exchange (PSX) witnessed a notable downturn, with the KSE-100 Index dropping by 1,521.39 points, closing at 161,281.76. Market sentiment remained bearish across all major sectors, contributing to a high volume but a declining trend in stock values.
Market Overview
The Pakistan Stock Exchange (PSX) concluded trading on Tuesday, November 4, 2025, with significant losses across key indices. The benchmark KSE-100 Index dipped by 1,521.39 points, settling at 161,281.76, marking a decline of 0.93% from the previous close. This downtrend reflected a broad-based selloff as investors remained cautious amid market uncertainties.
Index Performance
- KSE-100 Index: 161,281.76 (-1,521.39 / -0.93%)
- All Share Index: 97,970.36 (-882.05 / -0.89%)
- KSE-30 Index: 48,994.95 (-502.39 / -1.01%)
- KMI-30 Index: 231,448.13 (-3,070.89 / -1.31%)
- OGTI: 31,025.58 (-480.71 / -1.53%)
Market Highlights
A total of 392,694 trades were executed during the day, involving 899.41 million shares valued at Rs. 37.31 billion. The KSE-100 Index touched an intraday high of 163,384.95 and a low of 161,159.26.
Sector and Stock Highlights
Most major sectors including Oil & Gas, Banking, Cement, and Technology contributed to the decline. Some top-traded and impacted companies included Oil & Gas Development (OGDC), Habib Bank Limited (HBL), and Lucky Cement (LUCK).
Investor Sentiment
The persistent gloom across the board was attributed to profit-taking, prevailing economic uncertainties, and geopolitical concerns, which continued to weigh on investors’ confidence. Despite recent gains over the past months, the market now seems to be undergoing a phase of correction.
Outlook
Analysts suggest that further clarity on macroeconomic indicators and fiscal policies may help stabilize market trends in the coming sessions. Investors are advised to stay updated with developments and adopt a cautious approach.