PSX Market Crash Today: KSE-100 Sheds 2,547 Points on Oil Prices and Political Uncertainty

Pakistan Stock Exchange KSE-100 index board showing red market crash numbers

The Pakistan Stock Exchange suffered a sharp sell-off this week as the benchmark KSE-100 index fell by 2,546.94 points, or 1.41 percent, to close at 177,955 points. The PSX market crash today came after a volatile session in which the index briefly touched an intraday high above 180,600 before heavy selling pressure dragged it well below the psychologically important 180,000-point level. Background Pakistan’s equity market had been trading in a comparatively steady range in recent weeks, with investors watching two main pressure points: the trajectory of Middle East tensions tied…

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A Sliver of Hope in US Iran Negotiations

US Iran negotiations Geneva talks diplomacy progress

US Iran negotiations are once again in focus as diplomatic efforts show a small but important sign of progress. Despite ongoing tensions, both United States and Iran appear willing to return to the negotiation table. Recent developments suggest that while a final agreement remains distant, dialogue is still possible. Talks Resume Amid Global Pressure Recent reports indicate that US Iran negotiations could resume soon, with discussions possibly taking place in locations like Pakistan or Geneva. Global leaders and mediators are encouraging both sides to continue dialogue to avoid further escalation.…

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