The KSE-100 index gained over 6,000 points, reaching 177,310.70, driven by improved sentiment after a pause in US-Iran military strikes and a sharp decline in global oil prices. Brent crude fell below $90, and WTI dropped to $85.45 a barrel. Analysts expect the State Bank of Pakistan to maintain its policy rate, assessing regional developments. This easing of global risk and falling oil prices could reduce safe-haven demand, potentially impacting international gold prices and influencing USD/PKR stability.
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