The Pakistan Stock Exchange (PSX) witnessed a bear market today, as the benchmark KSE-100 index experienced a loss of nearly 1,900 points in intraday trading following the Supreme Court of Pakistan’s decision to postpone its own ruling on military courts for civilian trials earlier in the day.
KSE-100 Index Fell by More Than 1900 Points
When trading began on Wednesday, the PSX benchmark lost more than 1,900 points.
It entered the red zone almost away, giving the index a negative appearance from the opening bell.
At 9:35 AM, the benchmark reached a new high of 67,095 points, opened trade at 66,426 points.
It fell to 64,441 at 2:30 PM, losing as many as 1,985 points.
It registered at 65,128 at 3 PM, a decrease of 1.95 percent or 1,298 points.
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