Pakistan stock market kicks off 2025 with record-breaking rally

Pakistan Stock Market begins 2025 with strong momentum, breaking the 117,000-point milestone and reflecting strong investor confidence. Unprecedented trading volumes and values highlight renewed economic optimism and a bullish outlook.

TLDR:

  • Pakistan stock market breaks 117,000-point milestone

  • Trading volumes hit record highs

  • Investor optimism drives 2,100-point surge


KARACHI (The Thursday Times) — The Pakistan Stock Market began 2025 with an extraordinary rally, surging over 2,100 points and crossing the historic 117,000-point mark. The KSE-100 Index’s performance reflects investor optimism, driven by stabilising fiscal policies and growing confidence in Pakistan’s economic trajectory.

Market momentum surpasses 117,000 points

The trading week opened with a remarkable upswing as the KSE-100 Index surged past 117,300 points, a historic high for the Pakistan Stock Exchange. This marked the second time the market has breached the key psychological barrier, with the first instance occurring in December 2024. The benchmark index saw a gain of over 2,195 points on the first trading day of the new year, solidifying its bullish momentum.

Record-breaking trading activity

The day’s trading volume exceeded 766 million shares, highlighting the surge in market activity. The total value of transactions reached over PKR 33 billion, further emphasising the heightened interest from investors. This exceptional activity underscores the growing focus on Pakistan’s financial markets, attracting both local and international players.

Optimism for sustained growth

The current rally builds on the momentum from late December 2024, setting a positive tone for 2025. Investors are buoyed by expectations of reduced borrowing costs and stable fiscal policies, fostering a robust financial environment. The KSE-100 Index’s record-breaking performance signals long-term growth potential, with market watchers anticipating sustained bullish trends throughout the year.

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