On the second trading day of the week, the Pakistan Stock Exchange (PSX) reached a historic milestone as the market touched a new all-time high. At the same time, the US dollar showed a slight decline in value against the Pakistani rupee, offering some relief to investors and businesses.
The benchmark KSE-100 Index recorded a strong upward move and was traded at a record level of 177,122 points for the first time in the country’s stock market history. This surge reflects growing investor confidence and a positive outlook toward Pakistan’s economic direction.
Market participants remained active throughout the session, with heavy buying seen in several key sectors. Banking, energy, cement, and technology stocks led the rally, contributing significantly to the index’s sharp rise.
Analysts believe that stable macroeconomic indicators, expectations of economic reforms, and improving foreign exchange conditions have played an important role in boosting market sentiment.
Investors also reacted positively to signs of stability in the currency market, as the US dollar weakened slightly. A softer dollar often encourages investment in equities, as it reduces pressure on imports and foreign debt repayments. This, in turn, supports business confidence and corporate earnings expectations.
Traders noted that both local and institutional investors showed strong interest in blue-chip stocks, while market volumes remained healthy. The overall mood in the market stayed optimistic, with many investors expecting the positive trend to continue in the coming days.
Financial experts say that sustained policy support, political stability, and consistent economic management will be key to maintaining this upward momentum. While short-term corrections are possible, the PSX’s latest performance highlights renewed trust in the market.
The record-breaking session marks another important chapter for the Pakistan Stock Exchange, signaling hope and optimism for the country’s financial future.
