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Pakistani Stock Index Climbs More than 2,100 Points as Middle East Tensions Ease and Oil Prices Fall.

Pakistani shares rose over 2,100 points on Thursday, following easing in Middle East tensions and a drop in global oil prices.

By AVI News News Desk1 min read
Pakistani Stock Index Climbs More than 2,100 Points as Middle East Tensions Ease and Oil Prices Fall.
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Pakistani Stock Index Climbs More than 2,100 Points as Middle East Tensions Ease and Oil Prices Fall.

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On Thursday, the Karachi Stock Exchange Index (KSE-100) surged more than 2,100 points, marking a significant gain after a pause in market activity. Analysts cite easing tensions in the Middle East and a decline in global oil prices as primary drivers. The rally lifted the broader Pakistani market, boosting investor sentiment. The performance comes amid broader optimism that reduced geopolitical risk may support growth prospects across the region.