Karachi, Pakistan – Web Desk: The Pakistan Stock Exchange witnessed significant bearish pressure during the final business week of April, reflecting heightened volatility and investor uncertainty.
The benchmark KSE-100 index fell by 7,677 points over the week, closing at 162,994 points, according to market data released on Friday.
During the trading week, the index reached a high of 171,306 points, while the lowest level recorded stood at 160,391 points, indicating sharp fluctuations in investor sentiment.
Market analysts attribute the decline to profit-taking, macroeconomic uncertainty, and broader regional and global financial pressures impacting emerging markets.
Despite periodic recovery attempts during intraday trading sessions, the overall trend remained negative, with selling pressure dominating key sectors including banking, energy, and industrial stocks.
Experts suggest that investor confidence remains sensitive to economic indicators, policy direction, and ongoing fiscal adjustments in Pakistan’s financial landscape.
