Pakistan Stock Exchange Achieves Unprecedented Surge as 100 Index Surpasses 92,000 Mark

The Pakistan Stock Exchange continues to experience an unprecedented surge.
The Hundred Index has surpassed the 92,000 mark, establishing a new historical milestone.
With a remarkable increase of 1,202 points, the 100 Index has exceeded the psychological thresholds of 91,000 and 92,000 points, reaching an all-time high of 92,062 points.

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