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PSX soars above 176,000 on New Year’s Day

Published on: January 1, 2026 4:50 PM

Pakistan Stock Exchange (PSX) opened 2026 with strong gains, as the benchmark 100-index crossed the 176,000 mark. Investors showed positive sentiment from the start of trading, boosting market confidence significantly.

The PSX 100-index surged 1,954 points during early trading, reaching 176,008. This follows a strong finish the previous day, when the index surpassed the psychological 175,000 level. Market activity reflects optimism among traders and investors at the start of the new year.

Read more: PSX sheds 418 points to close at 174,054 points

Analysts say the surge reflects positive investor sentiment, expected economic stability, and renewed interest in equities. Trading momentum may continue if global and domestic factors remain favorable. The start of the year sets a positive tone for 2026.

Investors are closely watching key sectors, with energy, banking, and cement stocks leading gains. Brokerage houses note that the early-year rally may attract both institutional and retail investors seeking short- and long-term opportunities.

Read more: PSX slips 418 points in volatile session

The strong start at PSX signals market confidence and could encourage further investment in Pakistan’s equity market. Experts caution, however, that investors should monitor global economic trends alongside domestic indicators.

Filed Under: Business Tagged With: investor sentiment Pakistan, Latest, Pakistan equities, Pakistan Stock Exchange rise, PSX 100 index 2026, PSX record points, Stock Market Rally

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