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Karachi: The Pakistan Stock Exchange experienced a downturn on September 12, 2025, as both the KSE30 and KSE100 indices recorded significant losses. The indices saw a decline in value, marking a shift from the previous day’s trading figures.
The KSE30 index decreased by 600.63 points, closing at 47,119.91, while the KSE100 index fell by 1,701.56 points to end at 154,439.68. This represented percentage declines of 1.26% and 1.09%, respectively.
The exchange also reported a notable decrease in market activity, with the regular market turnover dropping to 987,589,372 shares from the previous 1,279,942,235 shares. The traded value in the regular market decreased to 39,911,814,990 from 50,207,960,923.
Market capitalization witnessed a reduction, falling to 18,188,392,263,313 from 18,335,397,690,866. Similarly, the futures market saw a decline in both turnover and traded value, with the turnover dropping to 180,067,000 shares and the traded value increasing slightly to 11,549,163,125 from 10,256,950,560.
The open debt line (ODL) figures showed an increase, with the current ODL at 442 compared to the previous 347, and the traded value rising from 6,936 to 8,947.
These figures reflect a challenging day for investors on the Pakistan Stock Exchange, with declines across various metrics signaling caution in the market.