The Pakistan Stock Exchange (PSX) recorded a strong rally on Tuesday as the benchmark KSE-100 Index gained 5,448.56 points to close at 179,335.24.
The benchmark index advanced by approximately 3.13% during the session, reflecting renewed buying interest across the market.
The positive momentum was also visible in the Islamic equity market. The KMI-30 Index increased by 7,939.70 points, or approximately 3.19%, to settle at 256,583.82.
According to market sources, improving investor sentiment had been supporting the stock market amid declining international crude oil prices and developments surrounding the US midterm elections.
News about the establishment of a Pakistan-Saudi equity fund on Allama Iqbal Day further strengthened market sentiment, encouraging investors to increase their exposure to equities.
Trading Activity and Market Capitalisation
Trading activity remained strong, with approximately 972.43 million shares changing hands during the session.
The total value of shares traded reached Rs50.67 billion, marking the highest trading value since August 18.
The market’s total capitalisation also increased by Rs488 billion to reach Rs19.397 trillion, reflecting the overall rise in share prices.
According to the PSX market summary, 363 stocks advanced, while 107 declined and 97 remained unchanged.
PSX Market Performance – November 10, 2026
| Market Indicator | Closing Level / Value |
|---|---|
| KSE-100 Index | 179,335.24 |
| KSE-100 Gain | +5,448.56 points |
| KSE-100 Change | +3.13% |
| KMI-30 Index | 256,583.82 |
| KMI-30 Gain | +7,939.70 points |
| KMI-30 Change | +3.19% |
| All-Share Index | 107,010.16 |
| All-Share Gain | +2,816.27 points |
| Total Shares Traded | 972.43 million |
| Trading Value | Rs50.67 billion |
| Market Capitalisation | Rs19.397 trillion |
| Increase in Market Capitalisation | Rs488 billion |
The broad-based increase in market indices highlighted improved investor participation, while developments in international markets and expectations of stronger investment ties remained important factors for the local equity market.
