pakistan stock exchange

Following the Pahalgam terror attack, which claimed 26 lives, the pakistan stock exchange website went offline. India retaliated with diplomatic downgrades, suspension of the Indus Waters Treaty, and border route closures. The Indian government has also implemented visa restrictions and reduced diplomatic engagements, signaling a firm stance against cross-border terrorism.

Following India's sanctions after the Pahalgam terror incident, the pakistan stock exchange plummeted, with the KSE-100 index dropping 2.12%. India halted the Indus Waters Treaty, closed the Wagah-Attari border, and revoked Pakistani citizens' visa privileges.

Amid heightened tensions, the Indian Navy has intensified its presence in the Arabian Sea, issuing warnings to ships near its firing drill zone, close to where the Pakistan Navy is also conducting exercises.

Stock market today: The benchmark indices Nifty and Sensex remained range-bound and concluded flat on Wednesday amidst high volatility, influenced by heightened geopolitical tensions and selling pressure in Bajaj twins.

Despite India's rapid economic growth and resilience, global credit rating agencies remain cautious, owing to concerns about high fiscal deficits and debt levels. Some economists express pessimism, but India's strengths suggest continued resilience

Trading at the pakistan stock exchange was halted for an hour as the KSE-100 index plunged over 8,000 points, driven by US tariffs and fears of a global recession. Despite the halt, the PSX saw an additional 2,000-point drop, closing at 114,909.48 points, down 3.27%. Analysts attribute the sharp decline to panic selling amid economic uncertainty.

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Pakistani TV dramas have influenced fashion in Lucknow, prompting local boutiques and tailors to replicate trending designs. Traditional outfits with intricate embroidery like 'Anarkalis' and 'shararas' are in high demand. Fashion enthusiasts appreciate the blend of tradition and contemporary style, boosting the market for Pakistani-inspired garments.

Recent gains on the economic front could be swiftly jeopardised if terror and insecurity spread from the country’s tribal borderlands to its urban centres

Mumbai restaurants prepare for the India-Pakistan match by offering fans an immersive experience with special deals, themed décor, and live screenings. Highlights include customized jerseys, unique dishes, and exclusive chef's tables to elevate the atmosphere. Restaurateurs emphasize the growing demand for match screenings and the electric collective energy of watching high-profile games together.

A consortium of Chinese companies have bought 40% ownership of Pakistan's only stock exchange, based in Karachi. This is possibly the first big price Pakistan is being asked to pay in return for Chinese investments on the China Pakistan Economic Corridor, which is expected to cost $46 billion.

The pakistan stock exchange (PSX) was sold to a Chinese consortium that now holds a 40 per cent but the arrangement relationship seems to have hit its first real stumbling block with some brokers and members of the PSX opposing China's nomination of Richard Morin as managing director.

Pakistan's stock exchange shed nearly 800 points on the KSE 100-index after Donald Trump's victory over Hillary Clinton in the US presidential elections. Many Pakistanis consider Trump as no friend of Muslims or Pakistan and fear his reckless policies could wreck the world markets.

KSE 100 touched a low of 37,330.38 (intraday) as against Tuesday's closing value of 38,821.67, falling as much as 3.85 per cent. As of 12:59 pm (Pakistan time), the index was trading down 3.04 percent lower at 37,675.08.