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Pakistan Stock Exchange Breaks Records as 100-Index Crosses 168,000 Points

Mohsin Ali (Business Staff Reporter) by Mohsin Ali (Business Staff Reporter)
October 2, 2025
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Karachi: The enthusiasm of investors is again at its peak in the Pakistan Stock Exchange today. On the fourth day of the trading week, records continued to be made and the market witnessed a huge boom. During the trading session, the Hundred Index reached a new high with an increase of 2902 points and crossed the level of 168,394.

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The market was so buoyant that the index reached a high of 168,619 points at one point during the day, which is a clear proof of the confidence of investors.

It should be remembered that the trading session ended yesterday at 165,640 points, meaning that the market recorded a huge increase of about three thousand points today, which is being considered as one of the important days in the history of the Pakistan Stock Exchange.

According to experts, if this trend continues, the market could set more records in the coming days.

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