Pakistan’s stock market opened the week with strong gains after US-Iran talks lifted investor confidence and improved global market sentiment. Ceuta Tragedy Death Toll in Morocco-Spain Migrant Rush Climbs to 72 The benchmark KSE-100 Index surged by 2,118.54 points during Monday’s trading, reaching 178,212.65 points. The rally followed US President Donald Trump’s announcement that negotiations with Iran had begun, easing concerns over regional tensions. The market had ended the previous trading session at 176,094 points. Investors returned with broad-based buying as optimism spread across major sectors. Market analysts said the announcement of diplomatic engagement between Washington and Tehran encouraged investors to increase their exposure to equities. As a result, the easing geopolitical outlook strengthened confidence in Pakistan’s financial markets. Analysts added that reduced fears of a wider regional conflict supported buying activity and improved overall market sentiment. They said investors would continue to monitor developments in the US-Iran negotiations for their potential impact on global and local markets. Post navigation FBR Collections Tax Revenue Beats July Target by Rs40 Billion
