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Pakistan Stock Market Surges To Record Close Following IMF Loan Approval

  • December 11, 2025
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Pakistan stock market displayed remarkable strength today as the benchmark index surged to record levels, closing at 169,456 points, up 1,153 points or 0.69 percent. The intraday high reached 1,297 points, reflecting a sustained bullish sentiment across major sectors. The rally received significant support from the International Monetary Fund’s approval of $1.1 billion under the Extended Fund Facility and $220 million under the Rapid Financing Instrument, keeping the total $8.4 billion loan programmes firmly on track. This development boosted investor confidence, signaling stability and encouraging renewed market participation.

Robust buying activity from local mutual funds played a pivotal role in driving today’s rally. Persistent demand across major stocks helped anchor the market, with heavyweights FFC, LUCK, HBL, PSO, and MLCF leading the advance. These companies collectively contributed roughly 640 points to the benchmark’s impressive rise, demonstrating strong institutional support. Analysts noted that the combination of favorable macroeconomic developments and strategic fund flows reinforced the market’s positive trajectory, encouraging both domestic and foreign investors to remain engaged.

Trading volumes reflected the market’s vibrancy, reaching a total of 1,022 million shares, with turnover surging to Rs 51.1 billion. KEL emerged as the session’s volume leader, with 86.7 million shares exchanged, highlighting the concentration of trading activity in high-demand stocks. Market observers noted that active participation, coupled with improved liquidity, contributed to the record-breaking close. Momentum was further supported by signals from macroeconomic developments and fiscal policies, which together strengthened investor sentiment and reinforced confidence in the equity market.

The sustained rally indicates that Pakistan’s stock market is responding positively to both international and local economic developments. The approval of IMF loans and persistent institutional buying created a favorable environment, while increased participation and turnover suggest a broad-based engagement among investors. Today’s record close serves as a benchmark for future trading sessions, reflecting renewed optimism and resilience in the equity market. Analysts expect that continued inflows, supportive macro indicators, and strong corporate performance will help maintain the bullish momentum, making the market attractive for long-term and short-term investors alike. 

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