KSE-100 rebounds 1.06% to 180,302 as breadth flips green after the Muharram break
KSE-100
180,302
+1.06%
KSE-30
53,716
+1.14%
KMI-30 (Shariah)
257,327
+1.23%
All-Share
108,939
+0.89%
Market Pulse
After Monday's 0.64% pullback in the first session back from the Ashura break, Tuesday was a clean rebound. The KSE-100 added 1.06% to 180,302, and the moves were bigger up the risk curve — KSE-30 (+1.14%) and the Shariah KMI-30 (+1.23%) both outran the headline, while All-Share (+0.89%) lagged only slightly. Breadth flipped decisively: 267 advancers against 148 decliners across the 438-name large-cap universe, a near-reversal of Monday's down day. The volume split told the same story — roughly 481m shares traded up versus just 128m down, a near four-to-one skew that points to genuine re-risking rather than a thin, mechanical bounce. This was participation returning across the board, not a narrow index-led lift.
Sector micro-analysis
Gains were wide but the loudest moves sat in thinner corners: Transport (+6.04%, 6 up / 0 down) led on PIBTL (+4.4%) and heavy turnover, with Property (+4.59%), Textile Weaving (+2.88%) and REITs (+2.25%) close behind. What actually moved the index was steadier: power leaned on HUBC (+2.6%), the banks firmed with AKBL (+2.2%) and UBL (+1.1%), and cement's MLCF (+0.4%) held up turnover. The exploration heavyweights were mixed and quiet — MARI (+2.2%) firmed while PPL (−0.8%) and OGDC (−0.1%) drifted — so energy was a modest drag on an otherwise green tape. The only red pockets were narrow: Synthetic & Rayon (−1.43%) and Leather & Tanneries (−0.87%, 0 up / 5 down).
| Sector | Avg change | Breadth (A / D) |
|---|---|---|
| Transport | +6.04% | 6 / 0 |
| Property | +4.59% | 5 / 0 |
| Textile Weaving | +2.88% | 5 / 1 |
| Real Estate Investment Trust | +2.25% | 4 / 1 |
| Synthetic & Rayon | -1.43% | 2 / 3 |
| Leather & Tanneries | -0.87% | 0 / 5 |
| Insurance | +0.06% | 9 / 13 |
Gainers
- BLUEX +14.00%
- JATM +10.00%
- FFLM +10.00%
- SGPL +10.00%
- GEMPAPL +10.00%
Losers
- KOHTM -9.90%
- SAIF -8.20%
- LSEFSL -7.20%
- BIFO -6.50%
- DADX -6.20%
Most active
- PIBTL 58m +4.40%
- KOSM 39m +3.70%
- PSX 24m +10.00%
- PIAHCLA 23m +10.00%
- SSGC 22m +4.10%
Market Action
Foreign (FIPI) net
−PKR 1.12bn (−$4.0M)
Local (LIPI) net
+PKR 1.12bn
Source: NCCPL FIPI/LIPI · settled 30 Jun 2026
Participant flows (NCCPL FIPI/LIPI, 30 Jun): foreign investors were heavy net sellers of PKR 1.12bn (USD 4.0m; foreign corporates −1.06bn), yet the market rose because local institutions did the buying — Banks/DFI (+PKR 2.72bn) led, with other organisations (+1.00bn), brokers (+0.64bn) and companies (+0.63bn) also net buyers — more than absorbing net sales from mutual funds (−3.32bn), insurance (−0.35bn) and individuals (−0.21bn).
Outlook
- •The 1.06% rebound recouped Monday's post-holiday dip and left the KSE-100 back above 180,000, with breadth and up-volume both confirming the move.
- •Unlike last week's narrow, heavyweight-cushioned sessions, this bounce was broad — 267 advancers and a four-to-one up-volume skew show participation, not just a handful of large caps.
- •Energy sitting out (PPL, OGDC mixed and quiet) means the leadership baton passed to banks, power and transport; sustained upside would be firmer with the exploration complex back in gear.
What to watch
- •Whether banks (AKBL, UBL, HBL) and power (HUBC) keep leading or hand back to energy heavyweights
- •Follow-through in the sharp transport and property moves (PIBTL, and the day's high-flying mid-caps)
- •Whether the broad breadth holds into the next session or narrows again
- •USD/PKR, SBP rate signals, and the global crude tape
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