Bulls charge as PSX hits record high

KARACHI: In a surge that sent ripples of optimism across the financial landscape, the Pakistan Stock Exchange (PSX) witnessed a historic high on Wednesday, with shares gaining over 800 points. The KSE-100 index, a barometer of the market’s health, soared by 1.3 percent, closing at an unprecedented 67,756.03 points.

This bullish momentum builds on recent gains, as just days ago, on March 28, the benchmark KSE-100 had flirted with record highs. Today’s triumph not only surpassed those levels but also reflects a sustained trajectory of growth.

A closer look at the sectors reveals a mosaic of prosperity, with significant gains observed in cement, transport, technology, communication, and commercial banking. Behind this surge lies a confluence of factors that have spurred investor confidence and market optimism.

While the optimism is palpable, analysts caution that the market still trades at low multiples, particularly in banking and oil and gas sectors. However, with expectations of interest rate cuts looming and positive indicators across various sectors, the outlook remains buoyant.

As the PSX continues its upward trajectory, fueled by a tapestry of economic indicators and investor confidence, Pakistan’s financial landscape braces for what could be a defining chapter in its economic narrative.

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