KSE-100 jumps over 2,440 points on hopes of US-Iran mediation and lower global oil prices.
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Pakistan’s stock market surged on Tuesday as easing global oil prices boosted investor confidence amid hopes of possible US-Iran mediation.
The benchmark KSE-100 Index gained 2,442.72 points, or 1.39%, reaching an intraday high of 178,370.45.
Analysts said improving market sentiment was driven by expectations of lower energy costs and reduced geopolitical tensions, encouraging broad-based buying across key sectors.
