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PSX Sees Bearish Trend as PSX-100 Index Drops by 341 Points

Mohsin Ali (Staff Reporter) by Mohsin Ali (Staff Reporter)
February 17, 2025
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Karachi, Pakistan— The Pakistan Stock Exchange (PSX) witnessed a bearish trend today as the benchmark PSX-100 Index closed with a loss of 341 points, settling at 111,743 points. Despite a positive opening at the start of the new trading week, the market quickly reversed its gains, reflecting investor caution amid ongoing economic and geopolitical uncertainties.

Key Highlights of the Trading Session:

  • Index Performance:
    • The PSX-100 Index fluctuated within a wide range of 1,011 points during the session.
    • The index hit an intraday low of 111,513 points before closing at 111,743 points.
  • Trading Volume:
    • Over 51 million shares were traded during the session.
    • The total trading value exceeded PKR 19.63 billion.
  • Market Capitalization:
    • The market capitalization declined by PKR 63 billion, closing at PKR 13,787 billion.

Market Analysis:

Market analysts attributed the bearish trend to a combination of local and global factors. Persistent concerns over the country’s current account deficit, inflationary pressures, and political uncertainty weighed heavily on investor sentiment. Additionally, global market volatility and rising oil prices further exacerbated the downward pressure on the index.

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Mohsin Ali (Staff Reporter)

Mohsin Ali (Staff Reporter)

### Mohsin Ali — Web Desk Reporter Mohsin Ali is a Staff Reporter at The Pakistan Today, covering national news, current affairs, and digital news developments. He focuses on accurate, timely, and reader-friendly reporting while maintaining professional journalistic standards and editorial integrity.

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