Pakistan's stock market fell on Oct. 10, 2025, amid selling by local and foreign investors despite earlier gains.

The Pakistan Stock Exchange closed lower on Thursday, October 10, 2025, with the KSE-100 index dropping 736 points, or 0.45%, to 164,531 amid heavy selling by local institutions and foreign corporates. Despite a strong start fueled by an IMF draft agreement and record remittances of $3.18 billion in September, profit-taking and lack of new catalysts led to a reversal, with the index swinging between 164,307 and 166,730. Trading volume reached 1.57 billion shares worth Rs50.4 billion, and foreign investors sold Rs166 million in shares. Analysts cited weakening momentum and a breach of key support levels as concerns, warning of potential further declines if sentiment doesn't improve.