Pakistan's benchmark index rebounds over 2,200 points after a record plunge, but the road ahead remains shaky
09-May-2025•Ujjal Das
Adobe Stock
It's been a rollercoaster for Pakistan's stock market. After an eye-popping plunge of nearly 6,500 points on Thursday — one of the steepest in recent memory — the KSE-100 staged a comeback Friday morning, rising over 2,200 points and trading near 105,759.
Where should retirees put Rs 20 lakh?
5 min read•By Abhishek Rana
New episodes every Friday
Others' mistakes
The undervalued art of studying investment failures
Other Episodes
It's your life, and your investments
Why trying to invest like the wealthy often backfires spectacularly
Markets defy understanding
Embracing uncertainty might be your best investment strategy
Beyond borders, beyond rules
Investing in foreign stocks is about owning great businesses, not just avoiding domestic market downturns
The vacation test for investments
Something is fundamentally wrong if you can't leave your portfolio alone for a week
5 most-bought mid-cap stocks by mutual funds in May 2025
4 min read•By Ujjal Das and Aditya Gupta
Arisinfra Solutions IPO analysis
5 min read•By Abhinav Goel
Widely read:
