Kathmandu. India’s air strikes have had an impact on Pakistan’s stock market.
The Pakistan Stock Exchange (PSE) closed trading on Thursday following a sharp fall. The KSE-100 index fell nearly 7,000 points shortly after opening the trade. Then a lower circuit was installed in the market.
The KSE-100, the main index of the Pakistani stock market, fell 6.5 per cent to 102997.18 at the beginning of trading on Thursday. This is the biggest decline in the Pakistani stock market since 2021.
Pakistan’s stock market fell 6 percent on Wednesday after India’s Operation Sindoor. Pakistan’s stock market continues to fall, creating panic among investors.
Fearful of Indian aggression, investors are selling shares in the Pakistani stock market. This trend has continued since the terrorist attack in Baisran Valley of Pahalgam on April 22. In which 26 tourists, including two foreign nationals, were killed. – Agency
