Karachi: The Karachi Stock Exchange saw a downturn in its major indices on January 14, 2026, with both the KSE30 and KSE100 indices registering declines. The KSE30 ended at 56,029.54, down by 415.17 points, while the KSE100 closed at 182,569.82, a decrease of 1,381.69 points. This represents a percentage drop of 0.74% and 0.75% for the KSE30 and KSE100 indices, respectively.

According to Pakistan Stock Exchange Limited, the market experienced a reduction in overall market capitalization from 20,769,751,601,913 to 20,630,228,235,277. Trading volumes saw mixed results, with the regular market (REG) turnover slightly decreasing from 1,037,262,111 to 1,034,117,403 shares, and the traded value increasing from 62,704,529,137 to 65,963,720,459. The Deliverable Futures Contract (DFC) market showed an increase in turnover from 200,068,000 to 259,590,500, alongside a rise in traded value from 16,493,634,575 to 18,875,335,785.

The Other Deliverables (ODL) market noted a significant increase in turnover from 1,903 to 48,828, with a traded value rise from 38,049 to 2,063,614. Conversely, the Cash Settled Futures (CSF) market experienced a decrease in turnover from 18,500 to 6,603, despite an increase in traded value from 845,205 to 1,855,961,260.