Weekly Market Roundup

The KSE-100 rose 7,477.44 points, or 4.49%, in the week to November 06, 2026, closing at 173,886.69 after ending October 30 at 166,409.25. Mettis Global attributed the advance to improved sentiment as geopolitical concerns eased and international oil prices fell, alongside broad buying in banks, cement and fertilizer stocks. Market capitalization climbed by Rs170.17 billion to Rs4.830 trillion.

Commercial banks contributed the most to the index’s weekly gain, adding 2,658.99 points; cement and fertilizer added 1,266.31 and 988.48 points, respectively. FFC led individual stocks with a 612.75-point contribution, while refinery stocks were the largest sector drag, losing 238.37 points, and ATRL was the biggest individual detractor. Foreign investors sold about $13.87 million in equities, matched by net purchases of the same amount from local investors, led by mutual funds.