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Pakistan Stock Market Crash: Pakistan tried to make a deal with itself. It did not work out and they suffered a heavy loss.

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Last updated: 13/04/2026 6:52 PM
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Published: 13/04/2026
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The US and Iran had peace talks in Islamabad, Pakistan. They did not achieve anything. On Monday the Pakistan stock market was very bad. The KSE-100 index went down by 4500 points when the market opened.

The problems in Pakistan are not getting better. The country has a lot of debt. The economy is not doing well. Pakistan recently tried to help end the war in the Middle East. The US and Iran were brought together. They agreed to stop fighting for two weeks. This had an effect on the Pakistan stock market. On Wednesday the market went up by 12000 points, which was a record.

When the US and Iran had talks in Islamabad they did not agree on anything after talking for 21 hours. This made things worse between the two countries. The Pakistan stock market was also. On Monday the KSE-100 index went down by 4500 points.

The Pakistan stock market had a day on Monday. The KSE-100 index was at 1,61,638, which’s down by nearly 3 per cent or over 4500 points. This means that people who invested in the Pakistan stock market lost a lot of money.

Things were looking good for a while after the market had been going down for a long time. Pakistan has been having problems for a long time and the stock market has been doing badly. According to a report by Dawn on March 2 the KSE-100 index went down by 16,089 points or 9.57 percent after the death of Irans supreme leader Ayatollah Ali. This was the drop in one day.

When the US and Iran agreed to stop fighting for two weeks the Pakistan stock market started to do better. The KSE-100 index went up by 12,362.38 points or 8.15 percent to reach 164,035.83. The market was so good that it had to be closed for a while.. This good time did not last and now the Pakistan stock market is doing badly again.

The Pakistan stock market is still having problems. The market is not stable. It is affecting the people who invest in it. The Pakistan stock market crash is a problem, for the country. The Pakistan stock market needs to be stable so that people can invest in it without losing their money. The Pakistan stock market crash is an issue that needs to be solved.

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