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Karachi: The Pakistan Stock Exchange witnessed a decline in major indices on November 6, 2025, as the KSE30 and KSE100 both closed lower than their previous positions. The KSE30 index fell by 220.17 points, settling at 48,148.75, while the KSE100 index decreased by 481.40 points, ending at 159,096.79.
During the trading session, both indices recorded their highest and lowest points, with KSE30 reaching a high of 48,672.60 and a low of 47,820.01. KSE100 peaked at 160,590.77 and dipped to 158,252.63. The percentage decline for KSE30 stood at 0.46%, whereas KSE100 dropped by 0.30%.
The market turnover saw an increase in trading volume but a decrease in traded value. Regular market turnover reached 957,304,174, up from the previous 860,262,958, yet the traded value dropped to 30,446,558,159 from the prior 34,847,862,754. Market capitalization also saw a dip, reducing from 18,271,363,999,998 to 18,220,473,250,517.
In the futures market, turnover increased to 215,512,500 from 186,601,500, but the traded value declined to 8,185,865,665 from 8,735,160,215. Open debt listings reduced from 491 to 402, with a corresponding decrease in traded value from 9,392 to 7,142.
The figures, sourced from the Pakistan Stock Exchange Limited, indicate a challenging trading environment as market participants navigate the fluctuations in indices and traded values.