The Pakistan Stock Exchange endured another turbulent trading session as selling pressure in the final hours dragged the market sharply lower by 0.47%.
What began as a relatively stable session quickly shifted when investors turned risk-averse, leading to a wave of profit-taking across major sectors such as automobile assemblers, cement manufacturers, commercial banks, fertiliser producers, and oil and gas exploration companies all came under pressure.
In the morning, trading kicked off on a quiet mood as the index swung between gains and losses throughout the day but ultimately closed deep in the red. Benchmark KSE-100 index touched a high of 162,344.66 earlier in the session, but persistent selling forced it down to an intra-day low of 160,583.90, before settling at 160,935.13, reflect

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