The Pakistan Stock Exchange (PSX) experienced a significant decline on Tuesday, with the benchmark KSE-100 Index dropping by over 1,500 points, a day after its record gain of 4,411 points.
This sharp fall was driven by profit-taking activities.
The KSE-100 index lost 1,509 points to close at 112,414 points. Throughout the trading session, the market saw a high of 115,036.49 points and a low of 112,294.42 points.
The trading volume stood at 352,683,905 shares, indicating a moderate level of market participation.
The total value of shares traded amounted to approximately Rs41.33 billion, showing a decrease compared to previous active trading sessions.
This sharp fall was driven by profit-taking activities.
The KSE-100 index lost 1,509 points to close at 112,414 points. Throughout the trading session, the market saw a high of 115,036.49 points and a low of 112,294.42 points.
The trading volume stood at 352,683,905 shares, indicating a moderate level of market participation.
The total value of shares traded amounted to approximately Rs41.33 billion, showing a decrease compared to previous active trading sessions.