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Bullish momentum continues as PSX reaches highest ever 68,000-point mark

by Haroon Amin
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The fact that the Pakistan Stock Exchange (PSX) has surpassed 68,000 points and reached a new all-time high indicates a number of underlying variables that are influencing investor confidence and market mood. This accomplishment denotes a bullish trend in the market and shows that investors are optimistic about Pakistan’s economic future.

The stock market index has surged due to a number of causes. First off, there’s a chance that economic metrics like GDP expansion, inflation rates, and industrial production are pointing to promising futures for the Pakistani economy. An expanding economy typically draws in investors, which raises the demand for equities and raises their prices.

Additionally, the attitude of investors can be greatly influenced by government initiatives and laws. It can increase investor confidence and draw more money into the stock market if the government has announced or put into effect beneficial policies like infrastructure development projects, investment incentives, or regulatory reforms.

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External factors that can affect investor behaviour in the Pakistani stock market include geopolitical stability and global economic developments. Foreign investors may allocate more cash to Pakistani equities as a result of positive developments in the global markets or geopolitical stability in the area, increasing stock prices.

Another factor boosting the bullish sentiment in the stock market is the US dollar’s depreciation against the Pakistani rupee. A declining value of the dollar increases the competitiveness of Pakistani exports on the global market, which could lead to an increase in the profits and stock prices of Pakistani businesses.

The PSX has shattered multiple records since the fiscal year began. It first crossed the 50,000-point mark for the first time in five years in October, and then broke the 60,000-point mark in November for the first time.

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