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KMI-30 Index rises by 1,269 points, restores investor confidence

Mohsin Ali (Business Staff Reporter) by Mohsin Ali (Business Staff Reporter)
May 4, 2026
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Karachi: The Pakistan Stock Exchange (PSX) witnessed a positive trend at the beginning of the business week on May 4, 2026, where the KMI-30 Index performed significantly and recorded an increase of 1,269.93 points. At the end of the market, the index closed at 235,367.68 points, while the day started at 236,741.44 points. During the trading session, the index touched a high of 240,325.10 and a low of 234,370.51, which shows the active trend of investors.

According to the data, the index recorded an overall increase of 0.54%, which is a sign of renewed confidence in the market. The index has gained 27.30% since the beginning of the financial year (FYTD); however, on a calendar year-to-date (CYTD) basis, the index saw a decline of 5.30%, reflecting the uncertainty of the past months.

The volume in the market was also noteworthy, where the total trading volume of the index components was recorded at 199.31 million shares. This shows that a large number of investors remained active in the market, especially in the energy and banking sectors.

If we look at the performance of individual companies, the companies that led the market higher included the fertilizer, oil and gas and banking sectors. Among the prominent “pillars”, FFC added 246.26 points, OGDC contributed 228.88 points, while HUBC and PPL also supported the market with 206.96 and 167.80 points, respectively. SYS was also among the companies that contributed positively with 153.77 points.

On the other hand, some companies also had a negative impact on the market. Among the “draggers”, MEBL was the top one, which exerted pressure of -247.13 points, while MLCF, ATRL, PRL and PSO also showed negative performance and limited the overall momentum of the index.

According to analysts, this positive trend in the market has come about due to the improvement in the country’s economic indicators, the stability of the rupee, and the increase in investor confidence. In particular, activity in the energy sector and the performance of export industries supported the market.

Experts say that if this trend continues, the KMI-30 can gain further stability in the coming days. However, global economic conditions, oil price fluctuations, and the political situation will remain important factors for the market.

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