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Stock market surges past 1,000 points after Imran Khan £190 million corruption ruling

Economy
Pakistan Stock Market witnessed a significant surge as the benchmark KSE-100 Index climbed over 1,000 points following the Islamabad Accountability Court's sentencing of former Prime Minister Imran Khan and his wife Bushra Bibi in the £190 million corruption case.

سٹاک مارکیٹ میں 190 ملین پاؤنڈز کیس فیصلہ کے بعد زبردست تیزی کا رجحان، ہنڈرڈ انڈیکس میں 1 ہزار پوائنٹس کا اضافہ

Economy
احتساب عدالت اسلام آباد کی جانب سے سابق وزیراعظم عمران خان اور ان کی اہلیہ بشریٰ بی بی کو 190 ملین پاؤنڈز کرپشن کیس میں سزا سنائے جانے کے بعد پاکستان سٹاک مارکیٹ میں زبردست تیزی کا رجحان، بینچ مارک KSE ہنڈرڈ انڈیکس میں 1 ہزار سے زائد پوائنٹس کا اضافہ

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