Pakistan’s stock market ended Friday’s trading session in negative territory, as selling pressure pulled the benchmark KSE-100 Index down by 784 points.
According to market data, the index closed at 166,409 points, marking a decline of 0.47 percent compared with the previous session.
During the day, the index moved between 166,326 and 167,338 points.
Market activity showed that 300 companies declined, while 173 advanced and 28 remained unchanged.
The total value of shares traded fell to around 23.1 billion rupees, compared with 31.5 billion rupees in the previous session.
The decline came after the market had gained more than 1,456 points on Thursday, reflecting a reversal in investor sentiment.
