The Pakistan Stock Exchange closed lower today, with the benchmark KSE-100 Index falling by 1,521.39 points (-0.93%) amid broad-based declines across key sectors.
Market Overview
On Tuesday, November 4, 2025, the Pakistan Stock Exchange (PSX) witnessed a significant downturn as the benchmark KSE-100 Index closed at 161,281.76 points, dropping by 1,521.39 points, a decline of 0.93% from the previous close. Weak investor sentiment and profit-taking dragged down performance across most sectors.
Index Performance
- All-Share Index (ALLSHR): Closed at 97,970.36, down 882.05 points (-0.89%).
- KSE-30 Index: Finished at 48,994.95, shedding 502.39 points (-1.01%).
- KMI-30 Index: Concluded at 231,448.13, losing 3,070.89 points (-1.31%).
Trading Statistics
Today’s trading witnessed a total of 392,694 trades across the main board with a volume of 899.41 million shares and a traded value of PKR 37.31 billion.
Market Highlights
The market opened on a bearish note and continued to slide throughout the session, with selling pressure observed in sectors such as banking, cement, oil and gas, and technology. Despite recent positive data points and corporate results, investor apprehensions due to regional uncertainties and global cues weighed down sentiments.
Top Sectors by Volume
- Technology & Communication
- Oil & Gas Exploration
- Commercial Banks
Leading blue-chip stocks saw negative pressure, with notable names witnessing sharp declines during the day.
Market Outlook
Analysts expect the market to remain cautious in the coming sessions, with investor focus continuing to be on macroeconomic indicators, geopolitical developments, and fiscal reforms.