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KMI-30 Index Jumps 8,628 Points as PSX Sees Massive Buying on March 3, 2026

Mohsin Ali (Business Staff Reporter) by Mohsin Ali (Business Staff Reporter)
March 3, 2026
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Karachi: KMI-30 Index recorded a massive rally on Pakistan Stock Exchange on March 3, 2026, as investors returned to the market with renewed confidence. According to the official market report shared by the Pakistan Stock Exchange, the benchmark KMI-30 index closed at 220,798.52 points, indicating a huge increase of 8,628.34 points or 4.07 percent over the previous session.

The index opened the day at 211,754.95 points and showed strong upward momentum throughout the trading hours. During the session, it touched a high of 222,866.38 points while a low of 211,429.52 points was recorded. The steady climb reflects aggressive buying activity, especially in heavyweight stocks which played a significant role in the index’s performance.

Market data showed that the total volume of the index’s constituents reached 207.58 million shares, indicating healthy investor participation. Analysts believe that improved economic expectations, stable currency trends and positive investor sentiment played a key role in lifting the market.

The top contributors to the rally included ENGRO, FFC, MEBL, MARI and HUBC. ENGRO emerged as the biggest positive contributor to the index, adding 1,629.83 points. FFC followed with a contribution of 1,448.50 points, while MEBL added 1,022.75 points. MARI and HUBC also supported the upward trend with gains of 936.26 and 767.63 points, respectively. These stocks were in strong demand throughout the session as institutional investors increased their positions.

On the other hand, a few stocks limited the overall gains. PAEL was the biggest dragger, shedding 195.03 points from the index. SSGC, MLCF, FFL, and SEARL also posted minor negative contributions. However, their impact was limited compared to the strong buying in leading stocks.

Financial analysts say the KMI-30’s FYTD performance is now 19.42%, reflecting a solid recovery in the current fiscal year. However, the calendar year-to-date (CYTD) figure remains negative at -11.16%, suggesting that earlier losses are still weighing on the overall annual performance.

Market experts believe that the positive trend could continue in the coming sessions if political and economic stability remains intact. Investors are advised to focus on fundamentally strong companies and avoid short-term speculation.

The latest gains have bolstered confidence among retail and institutional investors. The strong closing level indicates that bullish sentiment has returned to the trading floor, at least for now. However, analysts caution that global economic factors and local developments will continue to influence the market direction.

Overall, March 3 proved to be a remarkable trading day for the KMI-30 Index, signaling renewed energy on the Pakistan Stock Exchange.

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