PSX Today KSE 100 Index Pakistan Stock Market — A trader watches the digital board light up in green as the Pakistan Stock Exchange opens strong on Monday morning.

PSX Today Points Surge as Bulls Extend Winning Streak

PSX Today Points Climb Over 1,300 in Early Trade

By Desk Assistant On Jul 6, 2026

PSX – (Web Desk) – Pakistan’s stock market opened the week on a strong note, as PSX today points jumped by more than 1,300 right at the start of trading. Investors stayed hopeful after a strong performance last week, and that mood carried straight into Monday’s session.

By 10 am, the KSE-100 Index had reached 186,734.33 points, up 1,362.13 points, or 0.73 percent. This early jump kept the market’s positive streak alive.

Most of the buying came from major sectors like automobiles, cement, banks, fertilizer companies, oil and gas explorers, OMCs, and refineries. Big names such as ARL, HUBCO, MARI, OGDC, POL, PSO, MCB, MEBL, and NBP all traded higher.

Last week alone, the index climbed over three percent, closing at 185,372.20 points after gaining 5,800.93 points. Easing tension in the Middle East, falling oil prices, and improving local economic signs all helped boost investor confidence.

Global markets also supported the mood. Asian shares mostly moved up on Monday, and U.S. stock futures rose too, as traders look forward to a strong earnings season. Falling oil prices also eased worries about inflation.

Even though there’s been no fresh news on U.S.-Iran talks, ships kept moving smoothly through the Strait of Hormuz, with around 160 vessels passing through in just one week.

Adding to the calm, OPEC+ agreed to raise output by another 188,000 barrels per day starting in August. This pushed Brent crude down to near four-month lows at $71.70 a barrel, while U.S. crude slipped to $68.38.

With oil prices cooling and a softer U.S. jobs report, markets now believe the Federal Reserve is less likely to raise interest rates soon. Traders currently see a 78 percent chance rates will stay unchanged at the July 29 meeting.

All eyes will now turn to upcoming earnings reports, especially from major tech companies riding the AI wave. Samsung Electronics is expected to post a massive jump in profit this week, while other results from Delta Air Lines and PepsiCo will also give clues about the global economic mood.

Meanwhile, South Korea’s market, boosted by high chip demand, is still up 92 percent this year, showing how strongly the AI trend continues to shape global markets.