Karachi: The Pakistan Stock Exchange experienced a decline in major indices on Monday, with the KSE30 and KSE100 indices both recording a drop in their values. The KSE30 index fell by 139.28 points to close at 34,806.59, while the KSE100 index decreased by 341.77 points, ending the day at 111,743.53.

According to a statement by JS Global, the day saw varied performances among stocks, with some gaining and others losing significantly. The Bank of Punjab (BOP) emerged as a notable gainer, with its stock price rising by 9.64% to Rs 12.17. Meanwhile, Fatima Fertilizer (FATIMA) saw an increase of 4.69%, and Service Industries (SRVI) climbed by 3.62%.

Conversely, major losers included TRG Pakistan Limited, which saw its stock price fall by 7.63% to Rs 62.26. Allied Bank Limited (ABL) also experienced a significant drop, with its stock price declining by 6.99%.

The total market capitalization of the Pakistan Stock Exchange stood at Rs 13,787.73 billion, reflecting a day-on-day percentage change of -0.46%. Despite the day's losses, the year-to-date figures for fiscal year 2025 showed positive growth, with KSE30 and KSE100 indices up by 37.67% and 42.45%, respectively.

The volume leaders for the day included BOP, which traded 184.43 million shares, and Power Cement Limited (POWER), with 38.64 million shares. Total market turnover was recorded at 511.19 million shares, amounting to a total value of Rs 19.64 billion.

The regional market trends showed mixed results, with indices in China, India, and Korea posting slight gains, while Malaysia and the Philippines witnessed declines. The mixed performance across the region indicates varying economic conditions and investor sentiments impacting stock markets.