Pakistan Stock Exchange Drops as US-Iran Deadlock Persists

The KSE-100 index on the Pakistan Stock Exchange dropped 2,000 points, or 1.19%, by midday, with selling hitting banking, fertilizers, and oil and gas stocks, as the US-Iran deadlock continued.

24 Apr, 02:26 — 24 Apr, 02:26

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KSE-100 drops 2,000 points as US-Iran deadlock persists

Selling hits banking, fertilisers, oil and gas stocks, KSE-100 hovers near 167,000, down 1.19% at midday

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Pakistan Stock Exchange Drops as US-Iran Deadlock Persists

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KSE-100 drops 2,000 points as US-Iran deadlock persists

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