Pakistan Stock Market Today: After the Pahalgam attack, India gave a befitting reply to Pakistan and demolished many of its terrorist hideouts. However, after that when Pakistan took adventurous steps and gave it a more interesting reply. During this time, Pakistan’s stock market was crashing badly. But after a tremendous firing on the border for four days, the ceasefire offer of ceasefire with India on Saturday and the peace market on the border is now making a long jump.

Stock market is jumping

After the ceasefire with India, the return of investors on Monday saw a 9 percent increase during the early trade in Pakistan’s stock market. The Indian stock market also showed a positive signal of the announcement of ceasefire between the two countries. On Monday, the Sensex jumped about 2240 points. At 10.30 am, the Sensex came up 2254.45 points to 81,708.92 at BSE.

The Nifty 50 on NSE was also trading at the level of 24,702 by climbing 694.65 points. After this increase in the market, the market cap increased by Rs 12 lakh crore, that is, the money of investors increased by 12 lakh crores within just 10 seconds. Today the major shares that are seen to be seen are Adani Ports, Infosys, Axis Bank, HDFC Bank and Reliance.

The stock market was bled due to stress

Significantly, due to heavy tension on India and Pak border, there was chaos in Pakistan’s stock market. Due to the tremendous pressure of selling, even trading had to be stopped there. Investors have suffered a huge loss due to a tremendous decline in Karachi Stock XJEND i.e. KSE 100. In such a situation, the announcement of ceasefire has brought a bright in the market.

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Pakistan Stock Market: The direct impact of the tension of India and Pakistan is also visible on the stock market of both countries. Investors are scared. However, for the last four days, there has been some improvement in the stock market of Pakistan on 9 May.

The Karachi Stock Exchange i.e. KSE-100 index is trading up 0.33 percent i.e. 857 points and is trading at 103,531 levels. According to Bloomberg’s report, it went up by about 2 per cent in early trade.

So far, more than 12 percent loss in KSE-100

Earlier on Thursday, KSE-100 saw a decline of about 6 percent in Intrade. Because of this, the business had to be stopped for some time. There was tremendous pressure on selling.

During the last four trading sessions, Karachi Stock Exchange 100 slipped about 9.5 percent and went down. Since the terrorist attack in Pahalgam on 22 April, there has been a loss of 12.5 percent in the KSE-100 index so far.

Here, when we talk about the Indian stock market on Friday, there has been a decline here. At 11.55 am in the morning, BSE slipped about 750 points or 0.94 percent to 75,589 levels. While NSE’s Nifty 50 was also trading at 24,041 levels, falling down 230 points i.e. 0.96 percent.

Pakistan Stock Market: The terrorist attack in Pahalgam in Jammu and Kashmir has completely shaken Pakistan’s stock market. The Pakistan Stock Exchange benchmark KSE-100 index has declined by about 4 percent, while India’s Sensex has jumped up to 1.5 percent. This shows what is the effect of this fierce tension on the economies of both countries and how much investors are confident in.

Pakistan’s stock market condition

26 innocent people were killed in the brutal murder in Pahalgam on 22 April. Most of them were tourists. Neighboring country Pakistan is being held responsible for this terrorist attack. According to the Economic Times report, after this attack, the KSE-100 index of Karachi Stock Exchange has declined by 3.7 percent between April 23 and May 5.

The condition worse on 30 April

On April 30, the health of the Pakistani stock market deteriorated even more, when 3,545 points fell in a single day and it closed at 111,326.57. Heavy selling was also seen in large stocks like Luck, Engroh, UBL, PPL and FFC. Due to the shares of these companies alone, the KSE-100 index went below 1,100 points.

On May 2, the market saw a recovery of 2.5 percent, but the experts believe that this improvement in the market is fleeting, that is, it is not going to be too much. Experts say that there is no scope for improvement until the stress decreases.

Indian stock market condition

At the same time, despite the ongoing geopolitical tension on the other hand, India’s BSE Sensex has climbed up to 1.5 percent. Brokerage firm Anand Rathi says that except for the attack on Parliament in 2001, the Indian stock market has not declined by more than 2 percent in the time of tension with Pakistan. They also say that even if the situation deteriorates, even in the Nifty 50, there will be no decline of more than 5 to 10 %.

Warning for Pakistan’s economy

Global rating agency Moody’s also warned that a confrontation with India could have a bad effect on Pakistan’s economy. Moody’s says that if the stress remains intact for a long time, then there may be a problem in the funding received by Pakistan. This can increase pressure on foreign exchange reserves.

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