Karachi: The Pakistan Stock Exchange witnessed upward movements on September 9, 2025, with both KSE30 and KSE100 indices closing higher compared to the previous trading day. This comes as part of a fluctuating market environment where gains were recorded despite lower turnover and traded value.

The KSE30 index closed at 47,996.13 points, up 356.93 points from the previous close of 47,639.20, marking a percentage increase of 0.75%. Simultaneously, the KSE100 index saw an increase of 476.22 points, closing at 156,563.53 compared to the prior 156,087.31, reflecting a 0.31% rise.

Throughout the trading day, the KSE30 experienced a high of 48,097.10 and a low of 47,318.22. Meanwhile, the KSE100 peaked at 157,088.81 and bottomed at 155,044.26.

Market turnover showed a decline, with 1,068,521,605 shares traded in the regular market, down from 1,126,267,973 on the previous day. The traded value also decreased, with the current figure at 55,190,442,878 compared to the earlier 62,295,597,559.

Market capitalization saw an increase, rising to 18,294,267,041,821 from 18,267,348,213,419, indicating a positive shift in market sentiment despite lower turnover.

In the futures market, turnover decreased to 164,855,000 from 188,911,000, with the traded value dropping from 12,804,420,985 to 10,557,913,420. No changes were noted in market capitalization within the futures segment.

The odd lot market recorded minimal activity, with only 473 shares traded compared to 64,090 previously, and a traded value of 8,864 against 2,224,130.

The Pakistan Stock Exchange continues to navigate through a period of variability, reflecting a broader trend of market adjustments.