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PSX surges past 168,000 on strong buying momentum

Published on: February 25, 2026 4:27 PM

The Pakistan Stock Exchange opened in positive territory on Wednesday as strong buying activity lifted investor confidence during early trading. Moreover, the benchmark index quickly regained the 168,000-point level after recent fluctuations. Consequently, market participants responded with renewed optimism at the start of the third trading day of the business week.

During early trade, the benchmark KSE-100 index surged by more than 1,900 points, reaching 168,191 points. This sharp rise reflected robust demand across key sectors, which attracted fresh investment flows. In addition, active participation from buyers supported the upward momentum within minutes of the opening bell.

Read more : Bears drag PSX down by over 5,400 points amid selling pressure

The rally followed the previous session’s close at 166,258 points, indicating a clear rebound in market sentiment. Therefore, investors interpreted the recovery as a sign of improved confidence and stability in trading conditions. Furthermore, the positive opening helped offset recent pressure and restored the index above an important psychological level.

Market analysts linked the gains to renewed interest in leading companies and broader sector-wide buying. As a result, financial, energy, and other major stocks contributed to the overall upward movement. Meanwhile, traders observed increased volumes, suggesting stronger engagement from both institutional and retail investors.

Read more : PSX turns bullish, gains 999 points to close at 173,169 –

Additionally, experts noted that improved sentiment played a key role in driving the early surge. They explained that positive expectations and selective stock accumulation encouraged momentum buying at the session’s start. Consequently, the index maintained its upward trajectory as trading activity expanded across the board.

Overall, the strong opening highlights growing investor confidence and steady market recovery. If buying interest continues, analysts expect further movement in the coming sessions depending on economic signals and corporate performance. For now, the reclaiming of the 168,000 level marks a significant milestone for market watchers and participants alike.

Filed Under: Business Tagged With: Investor Confidence, Karachi bourse, KSE-100, Latest, market recovery, PSX rally, stock market rise

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