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PSX gains over 6,000 points on Iran US deal optimism

Published on: May 30, 2026 3:30 PM

The Pakistan Stock Exchange (PSX) posted a strong performance during the outgoing trading week, with the benchmark KSE-100 Index gaining more than 6,000 points amid investor optimism surrounding a potential agreement between the United States (US) and Iran.

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According to the weekly market report, the KSE-100 Index surged by 6,118 points to close at 173,962 points, reflecting renewed confidence among investors and improved market sentiment. Analysts attributed the rally largely to expectations that a possible US-Iran understanding could ease geopolitical tensions in the region and support economic stability.

During the week, the benchmark index traded within a range of 3,944 points. The market reached a weekly high of 174,106 points, while the lowest level recorded during the period was 170,161 points.

Investor activity remained robust throughout the week. More than 1.06 billion shares changed hands, with the total value of traded shares reaching Rs72 billion. Market participants remained active across a range of sectors, contributing to strong volumes and sustained buying interest.

The positive momentum also boosted the overall value of listed companies. Pakistan Stock Exchange’s market capitalisation increased by Rs549 billion over the week, reaching Rs19.166 trillion. The rise reflects growing investor confidence and stronger demand for equities amid improving expectations about regional developments and economic prospects.

Market experts noted that easing geopolitical uncertainty often has a positive impact on investor sentiment, particularly in emerging markets. Hopes that tensions in the Middle East could subside encouraged buying activity, while expectations of lower energy market volatility also supported the upward trend.

The rally comes as investors continue to monitor international developments, economic indicators, and government policy measures that could influence market direction in the coming weeks. Analysts believe that sustained stability in regional affairs and positive economic signals could help maintain momentum on the exchange.

Read More: PSX rises as oil retreats on US-Iran peace hopes

Despite the strong weekly performance, experts caution that market conditions remain sensitive to global geopolitical events and changes in investor expectations. However, the latest gains underscore the resilience of Pakistan’s equity market and its ability to respond positively to favorable developments on the international stage.

Filed Under: Business Tagged With: Iran-US deal, KSE 100-index, Latest, Market capitalisation, Pakistan Stock Exchange, PSX, Stock Market

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