PSX Indices
The Pakistan Stock Exchange publishes several index families. Knowing what each one measures matters more than watching any single number move.
KSE-100 Index
176,094.11
+546.13 (+0.31%)
Source: Pakistan Stock Exchange
The index families
The exchange publishes several groups of indices. They measure different things, so they can move differently on the same day.
- Equity
- KSE-100 Index, KSE All Share Index, KSE-30 Index, PSX Dividend 20 Index (PSXDIV20), KSE100 PR
- Islamic
- KMI-30 Index, PSX-KMI All Shares Index, Meezan Pakistan Index (MZNPI), MII30 Index
- Sectoral
- Banks Tradable Index (BKTi), Oil & Gas Tradable Index (OGTi)
- Sponsored
- NIT Pakistan Gateway Index (NITPGI), UBL PSX Pakistan Enterprise Index (UPP9), NBP Pakistan Growth Index (NBPPGI), JS Momentum Factor Index (JSMFI), Alfalah Consumer Index (ACI), JS Global Banking Sector Index (JSGBKTI)
What an index actually measures
An index is a rule for combining a set of share prices into a single number. Change the rule or the set, and the number changes meaning.
- KSE-100 — the exchange's headline index, covering 100 companies chosen under the exchange's published methodology.
- KSE-30 — a narrower set, so a single large constituent moves it more.
- KSE All Share — the broadest view of listed companies.
- KMI-30 and PSX-KMI All Shares — restricted to companies meeting Shariah screening criteria.
- Sectoral indices such as BKTi and OGTi — banks and oil & gas respectively, useful for seeing whether a move was market-wide or confined to one sector.
Index constituents are reviewed and re-composed by the exchange from time to time. Those changes are published as exchange notices — see Company Announcements.
Indices cannot be bought directly. They are a measure, not an investment.
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