Pakistan’s benchmark index gains momentum as diplomatic developments between Washington and Tehran boost market confidence.
The Pakistan Stock Exchange (PSX) witnessed a strong recovery on Monday as investor confidence improved after the first round of diplomatic talks between the United States and Iran concluded in Switzerland, raising hopes of reduced geopolitical uncertainty.
The benchmark KSE-100 Index opened the week on a bullish note, gaining 1,223 points during early trading and crossing the key 180,500-point level. The rally reflected renewed optimism among investors that easing tensions in the region could support financial markets.
The positive start followed a difficult previous session, when the index dropped 2,475 points and closed at 178,922 points amid profit-taking and concerns linked to international developments.
Market activity remained highly volatile in the previous session, with the KSE-100 reaching an intraday high of 182,185 points before sliding to a low of 177,836 points.
Analysts believe improved global diplomatic signals could help stabilize investor sentiment, although market participants remain cautious about future developments and economic challenges.
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