Karachi, February 10, 2026 – The Pakistan Stock Exchange (PSX) on Tuesday extended its recent losses, with the KSE-100 index falling 187 points to close at 182,153.55, as investor sentiment remained cautious amid market volatility.
The benchmark index slipped from the previous day’s close of 182,340.38 points, following significant declines over the past week. Last Friday, the market had dropped by more than 3,700 points due to a suicide blast in Islamabad, and yesterday it lost an additional 1,789 points, continuing the downward trend.
Trading activity remained active, with a total volume of 636 million shares changing hands, representing a market value of PKR 29.63 billion. Market participants attributed the declines to a combination of geopolitical tensions, domestic security concerns, and cautious investor sentiment ahead of upcoming economic announcements.
The key indicators for the KSE-100 index on February 10, 2026, are summarized below:
| Parameter | Value |
| Current Index | 182,153.55 |
| Change | -186.83 |
| Percent Change | -0.1% |
| High | 183,216.67 |
| Low | 181,499.28 |
| Volume | 636,095,920 |
| Previous Close | 182,340.38 |
| Value (PKR) | 29,638,752,244 |
Analysts noted that while certain sectors, such as cement and fertilizers, showed resilience, overall market sentiment remains cautious. Investors are closely monitoring economic indicators, corporate earnings, and political developments, which are expected to influence market direction in the coming days.