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    PSX extends losses as KSE-100 slips to 173,377

    Sajal AliSeptember 8, 2026 1 min read
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    PSX extends losses as KSE-100 slips to 173,377
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    Pakistan’s stock market remained under pressure as the KSE-100 index fell over 100 points to 173,377. The rupee stayed stable at Rs277.40 against the US dollar.…

    The KSE-100 index declined to 173,377 points, reflecting the continuation of the negative trend seen in the previous session. At the close of the previous trading day, the index had dropped 1,692 points to settle at 173,636 points.

    Meanwhile, the Pakistani rupee remained stable against the US dollar in interbank trading. The US currency was being traded at Rs277.40. The latest market movement reflects continued weakness in equities, while the exchange rate remained steady during interbank trading.

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    Written by Sajal Ali

    Aman-e-Pakistan Senior Journalist & Bureau Reporter

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