KSE-100 Today 30 October 2026: Falls 784.18 Points to 166,409.25, Up 4,034 for the Week on PSX
The KSE-100 closed at 166,409.25 on 30 October 2026, down 784.18 points but up 4,034 on the week. See every day's close, the PSX shares that moved it and more.
The KSE-100 index of the Pakistan Stock Exchange (PSX) closed at 166,409.25 on Friday 30 October 2026, down 784.18 points or 0.47%. Even after that fall, the index ended the week 4,034.38 points higher than the 162,374.87 it closed at on 23 October, a weekly gain of 2.48%.
Friday's drop came mostly from banks and cement. UBL alone took about 103 points off the index, and Lucky Cement about 88. We read every figure below on the PSX data portal at dps.psx.com.pk on the evening of 30 October, after the market closed at 4:50 pm. The table of every day this week, the shares that moved the index, and a way to check the close yourself follow.
KSE-100 fell 784.18 points to 166,409.25 on 30 October
The KSE-100 closed at 166,409.25 on 30 October 2026, down 784.18 points or 0.47% from Thursday's 167,193.43. It traded between 166,326.69 and 167,338.72, so it closed only about 83 points above the day's low.
The portal shows the index 4.39% down for 2026 so far and 6.17% up over one year. Its 52-week range is 144,119.44 to 191,032.73. Every main index fell on Friday, with the banks index losing the most in percentage terms.
| Index | Close, 30 October | Change |
|---|---|---|
| KSE-100 | 166,409.25 | -784.18 (-0.47%) |
| KSE-30 | 49,026.65 | -294.03 (-0.60%) |
| All Share | 100,707.77 | -457.17 (-0.45%) |
| KMI-30 (Shariah) | 237,971.74 | -986.41 (-0.41%) |
| Banks Tradable (BKTi) | 45,944.23 | -340.32 (-0.74%) |
| Oil and Gas Tradable (OGTi) | 33,648.57 | -124.49 (-0.37%) |
The KSE-100 gained 4,034.38 points in the week to 30 October
Across the five sessions from 26 to 30 October, the KSE-100 rose from 162,374.87 to 166,409.25, a gain of 4,034.38 points or 2.48%. That almost exactly undoes the 4,045-point fall of the week before. Friday was the only losing day.
Monday added 663.59 points and Tuesday 1,428.74, on the first day of the State Bank's new 12% policy rate. Wednesday and Thursday together added 2,726.23 points, taking the index to 167,193.43. We did not read Wednesday's close on the portal, so the table gives those two days as one figure rather than guess the split.
| Session | KSE-100 close | Change |
|---|---|---|
| Friday 23 October | 162,374.87 | -1,549.44 |
| Monday 26 October | 163,038.46 | +663.59 |
| Tuesday 27 October | 164,467.20 | +1,428.74 |
| Wednesday 28 and Thursday 29 October | 167,193.43 | +2,726.23 over two days |
| Friday 30 October | 166,409.25 | -784.18 |
The earlier closes come from our reports on the 23 October session and the 27 October rally, both read on the same portal.
UBL, Lucky Cement and HBL took the most points off the index
UBL fell 0.79% to Rs 409.68 and took 102.66 points off the KSE-100, the biggest drag on 30 October. Lucky Cement fell 1.42% to Rs 391.38 and cost 88.36 points. Habib Bank fell 1.14% to Rs 291.55 and cost 70.19.
Fatima Fertilizer had one of the sharper falls among the big names, down 3.14% to Rs 134.56 for 49.16 points. Attock Refinery fell 2.83% to Rs 1,088.78 and cost 48.21. Fauji Fertilizer, the heaviest share in the index at 9.50% of its weight, slipped only 0.28% but still cost 44.09 points.
Banks were the main story. The 14 banks in the index took about 260 points off it between them, a third of the day's fall. Ten of them closed lower. Only Meezan Bank, HabibMetro, Standard Chartered and Allied Bank rose.
In all, 69 index shares fell and took away 1,083.87 points. Thirty rose and added 299.62. One share did not move. The portal data does not tell us why traders sold, so we make no claim about the cause. A Friday fall after a strong four-day run is common on most exchanges, but that is context, not an explanation.
Engro Fertilizers and Pakistan Oilfields added the most points
Engro Fertilizers rose 1.26% to Rs 194.99 and added 51.93 points, the best contribution on 30 October. Pakistan Oilfields rose 1.58% to Rs 667.04 and added 48.18. Meezan Bank, up 0.48% to Rs 528.61, added 40.82.
Engro Holdings added 22.90 points, OGDC 13.13 and Systems Limited 12.79. Thatta Cement rose 2.30% to Rs 73.97 and added 10.34 points while trading 10.6 million shares.
Several index shares carried an XD mark on Friday, which means they now trade ex-dividend: buyers from that day do not receive the latest declared dividend. Engro Fertilizers, Pakistan State Oil and Pakistan Petroleum were among them. If you hold one of them, the dividend claim rules explain when the payment should reach you.
Cnergyico was the most traded share on 30 October
Cnergyico traded 112.0 million shares on 30 October, far more than any other KSE-100 company, and its price fell 3.12% to Rs 13.64. K-Electric traded 21.5 million shares and fell 2.85% to Rs 5.79. Thatta Cement came third with 10.6 million.
The portal's summary for the regular market showed 825.5 million shares worth Rs 23.12 billion changing hands in 358,764 trades. The Shariah equity market traded Rs 15.93 billion. Index shares alone accounted for 235.5 million shares.
How to check the KSE-100 close yourself
The PSX data portal shows the closing KSE-100 level free, with no sign-in, and its constituents page lists all 100 shares with price, change, weight and points. Follow the five steps below on a phone or computer. They take about two minutes.
- Open dps.psx.com.pk in a browser.
- Read the KSE100 line at the top for the level, the change and the time stamp. "As of 4:50 PM" means the day's close.
- Open Indices, then KSE100, for the list of all 100 shares.
- Sort the IDX POINT column to see which shares added or removed the most points.
- Check Previous Close on the index card to compare with the session before.
The next session is Monday 2 November 2026. The exchange keeps its normal trading hours that week. It shuts on Monday 9 November for Iqbal Day.
Common questions
What was the KSE-100 close on 30 October 2026?
The KSE-100 closed at 166,409.25 on 30 October 2026, down 784.18 points or 0.47% from 167,193.43 on 29 October.
How much did the KSE-100 gain this week?
It gained 4,034.38 points, or 2.48%, from 162,374.87 on 23 October to 166,409.25 on 30 October.
Which share pulled the KSE-100 down most on 30 October?
UBL. It fell 0.79% to Rs 409.68 and took 102.66 points off the index. Lucky Cement and Habib Bank came next.
Which share added the most points?
Engro Fertilizers, up 1.26% to Rs 194.99, added 51.93 points. Pakistan Oilfields added 48.18.
When does the PSX open next?
On Monday 2 November 2026. The market is closed on Saturdays and Sundays, and on 9 November for Iqbal Day.
Is the KSE-100 up or down for 2026?
Down. The PSX portal shows it 4.39% lower for the year to date on 30 October, but 6.17% higher than a year earlier.
How we verified this
What we checked, where we read it, and what we could not confirm.
We read the KSE-100 level, high, low, previous close, other indices and market totals on the PSX data portal home page, and the 100-share table with prices, weights and index points on the KSE100 constituents page, both at about 23:20 PKT on 30 October 2026. Bank totals and the up and down counts are our sums of that table. The 23, 26 and 27 October closes come from our earlier reports read on the same portal. We could not read the 28 October close separately, so Wednesday and Thursday appear as one combined change.
About the author
Global Affairs & Political Economy Writer
Muhammad Hatim is a book lover who started writing because he enjoys it. At Pakistan Era he writes about international relations, geopolitics and the global economy, with a particular interest in South Asia and the forces behind current events.
