Pakistan Stock Exchange · market overview
Pakistan Stock Exchange (PSX) Rates, Analysis & Model Outlooks
End-of-day share prices for every listed company, every PSX index, technical and fundamental analysis, and a statistical model whose every published reading is graded against what the price actually did — explained in plain English.
As of closeSource: Pakistan Stock ExchangeEnd-of-day figures, refreshed after each session
- stocks covered
- 520
- with an end-of-day price
- PSX indices
- 6
- with full history
- mutual funds
- 596
- NAV, returns and fees
- live hit rate
- 58.5%
- 5,489 graded · base rate 66.7%
KSE-100 Index KSE-100 IndexThe PSX benchmark: 100 companies, including the largest in each sector, weighted by free-float market capitalisation. When the news says "the market rose 400 points", it means this index. Glossary
167,193.43
Up +1,456.68 pts (+0.88%) on the day
As of the Thu 29 Oct 2026 close · previous close 165,736.75
- Since 6 Feb 26
- down −9.20%
- Period high
- 187,455
- Period low
- 146,480
PSX indices · the benchmarks the news quotes
All indices on the Pakistan Stock ExchangeThe market today in 30 seconds
The Thursday, 29 October 2026 session, in plain English.
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The KSE-100 closed at 167,193.43, up 1,456.68 points (+0.88%). It is the benchmark people mean when they say "the market" rose or fell.
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237 shares rose, 244 fell and 39 did not move. The index rose even though more shares fell — a few heavyweights carried it.
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Leasing Companies was the strongest sector (+5.36% on average); Paper, Board & Packaging was the weakest (−3.33%). Companies in one sector share the same drivers, so sectors often move together.
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Biggest gainer: PINLR +10,000.00%. Biggest faller: TCORPR2 −24.79%. Big one-day moves are common in small, thinly traded shares — check volume before reading much into them.
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Rs 32.14 billion worth of shares changed hands; the most traded by value was PRL. Heavy trading behind a move gives it more weight.
Market breadth Market breadthHow many stocks rose (advancers) against how many fell (decliners). An index rising while most stocks fall means a few heavyweights are carrying it. Glossary
▲ 237 up39 flat▼ 244 down
What this means: The index rose even though more shares fell — a few heavyweights carried it.
- Value traded TurnoverThe rupee value of shares traded (volume × price). Pakistani market reports often use "turnover" loosely for the number of shares traded, so check the unit. Glossary
- Rs 32.14 billion
- Market value Market capitalisationShare price multiplied by the number of shares outstanding — what the market says the whole company is worth. Use it, not the share price, to compare the size of two businesses. Glossary
- Rs 18.49 trillion
Market map
The 40 largest PSX companies by market value. Bigger tiles are bigger companies; colour is today's move.
Each tile shows a ticker and its percentage change today. Green tiles rose and red tiles fell; the stronger the colour, the larger the move, up to 3% or more.
Sector performance SectorThe industry group a company is classified in — banks, cement, fertiliser, oil & gas exploration and so on. Companies in one sector share the same drivers, so compare valuations within it. Glossary
Average move of the companies in each sector today.
Today's movers
"Today" is the change from the previous close. The 30-day trend line is coloured by its own direction, so it can be green on a red day.
Top gainers
Biggest rises today| Symbol | 30-day trend | Today · last |
|---|---|---|
| PINLRPremier Insurance Limited (RIGHT) | — | up +10,000.00% Rs 1.01 |
| PASLPervez Ahmed Consultancy Services | up +19.89% Rs 4.40 | |
| GRYLGrays Leasing | up +10.01% Rs 45.49 | |
| ARUJAruj | up +10.01% Rs 11.54 | |
| DSILD.S. | up +10.01% Rs 34.30 | |
| SINDMSindh Modaraba | up +10.01% Rs 89.27 |
Top losers
Biggest falls today| Symbol | 30-day trend | Today · last |
|---|---|---|
| TCORPR2Tariq Corporation Limited(Right) | down −24.79% Rs 2.70 | |
| WAVESAPPRWaves Home Appliances Limited(Right) | down −22.64% Rs 0.41 | |
| BAPLR1Bawany Air Products LimitedRight | down −15.11% Rs 5.62 | |
| NGLELNingbo Green Light Energy | — | down −10.02% Rs 18.95 |
| PIMPopular Islamic Modaraba | down −10.00% Rs 108.71 | |
| KPUSKhairpur Sugar Mills | down −10.00% Rs 1,020.47 |
Most active
Most traded by rupee value| Symbol | 30-day trend | Today · last |
|---|---|---|
| PRLRs 4.10B traded | up +7.06% Rs 100.81 | |
| CNERGYRs 2.59B traded | up +10.00% Rs 14.08 | |
| PSORs 1.52B traded | down −0.59% Rs 360.69 | |
| NRLRs 1.30B traded | up +3.77% Rs 575.79 | |
| FFCRs 1.08B traded | up +2.18% Rs 561.05 | |
| MEBLRs 1.01B traded | up +0.44% Rs 526.08 |
Model outlook AI signalThe model's directional reading of the stock over the next ten sessions, on a five-step scale from strongly bearish to strongly bullish, built from price and indicator history. A description of the data, not investment advice. Glossary Model readings, not advice
What the automated model reads as most bullish and most bearish today, ranked by how strongly it leans. Each stock page shows the inputs behind a reading and the model's graded record. A starting point for research, never an instruction to trade.
Most bullish model readings Reading · confidence ConfidenceHow strongly the model leans toward its call. It is not the probability of being right — the graded record against the base rate is the figure for that. Glossary
- IDYM Indus Dyeing & Manufacturing Co. Strongly bullish 70%
- TGL Tariq Glass Strongly bullish 69%
- AICL Adamjee Insurance Strongly bullish 68%
- SPAC2 LSE SPAC-II Strongly bullish 68%
- GLAXO GlaxoSmithKline Pakistan Strongly bullish 68%
- AGIC Askari General Insurance Strongly bullish 67%
- SPWL Saif Power Strongly bullish 66%
- GHNI Ghandhara Strongly bullish 66%
Most bearish model readings Reading · confidence
- ASTM Asim Textile Mills Strongly bearish 74%
- ALAC Askari Life Assurance Strongly bearish 73%
- DBCI Dadabhoy Cement Strongly bearish 73%
- LSEFSL LSE Financial Services Limited. Strongly bearish 73%
- GEMNETS Nets International Communication Strongly bearish 71%
- TELE Telecard Strongly bearish 71%
- FFLM First Fidelity Leasing Modaraba Strongly bearish 71%
- ASHT Ashfaq Textile Mills Strongly bearish 70%
Live record: 58.5% of 5,489 graded readings went the way the model leaned, against a 66.7% base rate — it is not currently beating that base rate. Readings come from an automated statistical model, are refreshed after each session and can be wrong. Confidence is how strongly the model leans, not the chance it is right. Not investment advice — see the methodology.
Mutual funds
Prefer a professional to pick the shares? Compare the NAV, returns and fees of Pakistani mutual funds and pension schemes, from MUFAP data.
596 funds tracked
Popular categories
- Shariah Compliant Fixed Rate / Return 54
- Fixed Rate / Return 51
- VPS-Shariah Compliant Money Market 50
- Income 50
- Shariah Compliant Income 44
- Shariah Compliant Money Market 36
Before you pick a fund
- Choose the category first — it decides the risk. Compare funds only within one category.
- Check the yearly cost (expense ratio) Expense ratio (TER)A fund's yearly running costs — management fee, taxes and other charges — as a percentage of its assets, taken out of the NAV. Reported in Pakistan as the Total Expense Ratio; lower leaves more for you. Glossary — it is taken whatever the fund returns.
- Judge returns over a year or more, not one good month.
New to the stock market? Start here
Short, independent guides that explain how the PSX works before you put money in.
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Step 1
9 min read
How to Start Investing in the Pakistan Stock Exchange
What it actually takes to buy your first share on the PSX: choosing a broker, opening a CDC sub-account, what it costs, and the mistakes that cost first-timers the most money.
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Step 2
9 min read
Opening a CDC Account and Actually Starting to Trade in Pakistan
CDC sub-accounts, Sahulat, your UIN, T+2 settlement — the actual plumbing of buying shares in Pakistan, and the custody mistakes that have cost retail investors more than bad stock picks ever did.
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Step 3
9 min read
How to Read a Stock Page Without Fooling Yourself
A walk through every number on a PSX stock page — price, volume, P/E, RSI, our own AI signal — and an honest account of how much weight each one deserves.
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Step 4
7 min read
Understanding the KSE-100: What "The Market" Actually Means
The KSE-100 is quoted daily as though it were the Pakistani economy. It is a capitalisation-weighted index of 100 companies with real quirks — and knowing them changes how you read every headline.
What you get on PSX Expert
All-time data
Every stock charts its complete history — not just one year — with 10 technical indicators.
Every PSX index
KSE-100, KSE-30, KMI-30, All-Share and more — updated after each session, with full history.
A statistical model
A logistic-regression model trained on PSX price history, published only while it beats a simple baseline.
Honest track record
Every published reading is graded against what the price did, and shown next to the base rate it has to beat.
Everything on the Pakistan Stock Exchange, in one place
PSX Expert tracks every security listed on the Pakistan Stock Exchange — roughly 500 companies across 44 sectors — and rebuilds the picture after every trading session. Each stock page carries the end-of-day quote, day range, 52-week range and volume, ten technical indicators including RSI, MACD and the moving averages, the fundamentals that decide whether a price is cheap — EPS, P/E, book value, dividend yield, ROE — and a statistical model's reading whose published calls are graded against what the price actually did, next to the base rate, rather than a marketing number.
Above the individual names sit the benchmarks. The KSE-100 is the headline index, and the full index list covers KSE-30, KMI-30, the All Share and Shariah-compliant series with complete history. The sector heatmap explains what actually drives banks, cement, fertiliser, oil and gas, power and textiles, because two companies can post the same daily move for unrelated reasons. The screener filters the whole market on fundamentals and signal at once, and mutual fund coverage extends the same treatment to every MUFAP-reporting fund and pension scheme.
None of it is a tip service. The guides and methodology set out how each number is produced and where it can mislead, so you can disagree with the model on the evidence.
Common questions
What is the Pakistan Stock Exchange (PSX)?
The Pakistan Stock Exchange is the country's only stock exchange, formed in 2016 by merging the Karachi, Lahore and Islamabad exchanges. It lists roughly 500 companies across 44 sectors, trades in Pakistani rupees, and runs from 9:30am to 3:30pm PKT on weekdays. Its headline benchmark is the KSE-100 index.
What is the KSE-100 index?
The KSE-100 tracks 100 companies — the largest company by market capitalisation from each sector, then the biggest remaining companies until 100 are filled. It is capitalisation-weighted, so the largest listings move it most, and it is the number quoted when people say "the market" is up or down.
Is PSX Expert free to use?
Yes. End-of-day prices for every listed security, all PSX indices, technical indicators, fundamentals, sector analysis and the model reading on each stock page are free and need no account. Creating a free account adds a watchlist, price alerts and portfolio tracking.
How accurate are the AI stock forecasts?
Every published model reading is written to a ledger when it is issued and graded ten sessions later against what the price actually did. The hit rate is published next to the base rate it has to beat — how often always naming the more common direction would have been right — on the model performance page, including the periods when the model does not beat it. Readings are research input, not investment advice.
Where does the price and fundamentals data come from?
Prices, volumes and index levels come from the Pakistan Stock Exchange's own published data and are refreshed after each trading session. Fundamentals — EPS, P/E, book value, dividend yield, ROE — are derived from company reporting. See the methodology page for the full pipeline.
How do I find undervalued stocks on the PSX?
Use the screener to filter the whole market by P/E ratio, dividend yield, ROE, market capitalisation, RSI and model reading at once, then open the sector hub to see whether a low multiple is company-specific or true of the whole sector — the second case is usually a sector problem, not a bargain.
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