Pakistan stocks crossed 182,000 points in early trading Friday as investor buying extended recent market momentum further.
Pakistan’s weekly inflation rose 0.46 percent as sharp increases in tomato, potato and chicken prices outweighed declines elsewhere.
Gold prices fell in Pakistan as international bullion weakened after US Federal Reserve policy signals pushed yields higher.
ADB approves $700 million loan to strengthen Pakistan’s insurance sector, expanding coverage and financial protection against shocks.
PSX opened higher on Thursday as KSE-100 extended gains, staying in green with strong early and mid-day trading momentum.
BYD plans deeper localisation, expanded manufacturing and charging infrastructure as Pakistan pushes to grow its electric vehicle industry.
Gold prices rise slightly in Pakistan while silver declines, as global markets remain focused on US Federal Reserve policy.
Exports to China rose in May, while shipments to the United States, UAE and other key markets recorded declines.
Pakistan’s IT exports crossed $4 billion in the first 11 months, driven by strong growth in services and freelancers.