Pakistan Stock Exchange Indices — Market Direction & Benchmark Performance

The KSE-100 is the primary benchmark index of the Pakistan Stock Exchange (PSX), tracking the 100 largest and most liquid companies across multiple sectors. It represents approximately 80% of total PSX market capitalization and is rebalanced semi-annually based on free-float market cap, with sector caps ensuring no single industry dominates. View the live KSE-100 level, daily change, and constituent breakdown in the indices table below.

The PSX maintains multiple categories of indices tracking different market segments:

• Broad indices — KSE-100, KSE All Share — tracking the overall market
• Liquid indices — KSE-30 — tracking the most liquid stocks
• Shariah-compliant indices — KMI-30, KMI All Share — tracking Islamic-screened companies
• Sector indices — tracking individual industry segments (Banks, Cement, E&P, etc.)

The live table on this page streams real-time levels, daily highs and lows, and point changes for every benchmark.

The KSE-100 is a select benchmark tracking 100 large, liquid companies — representing approximately 80% of PSX market capitalization. The KSE All Share Index tracks every listed company on the PSX (~530 companies), giving a broader read of the entire market rather than just the largest names. The KSE-100 is the most-quoted benchmark for market direction; the KSE All Share is the broader measure of overall equity market health. Compare them directly on the Index Compare page.

The KSE-30 is a free-float-adjusted index tracking the 30 most liquid stocks listed on the Pakistan Stock Exchange. Unlike the KSE-100 (which uses sector-capped market cap weighting), the KSE-30 weights companies purely by free-float liquidity — meaning the most actively traded names have the largest influence. This makes the KSE-30 particularly useful for institutional investors and tracking products that require high liquidity.

The KMI-30 (Karachi Meezan Index 30) tracks the 30 largest Shariah-compliant companies listed on the PSX. Constituent companies must pass screening criteria including debt-to-asset thresholds, interest income limits, and prohibited business activity screens — making the KMI-30 the standard reference for Halal PSX investing. The KMI-30 is reviewed semi-annually to ensure ongoing Shariah compliance. For broader Shariah coverage, see the KMI All Share Index.

The KMI All Share Index tracks every Shariah-compliant company on the PSX, not just the top 30. It applies the same screening criteria as the KMI-30 (debt-to-asset thresholds, interest income limits, business activity screens) but includes all qualifying companies regardless of market cap — making it the broadest benchmark for the full Shariah-compliant Pakistani equity universe. Updated continuously as companies meet or fail Shariah screening on each quarterly review.

Live performance rankings for all major PSX indices appear in the indices table on this page, with point changes, percentage changes, and daily highs and lows updated continuously during trading hours. For multi-period return analysis (1 Month, 3 Month, 1 Year) on individual indices, click any index name in the table to open its dedicated page, or compare side-by-side using the Index Compare tool.

The Status column shows whether each index is currently trading above or below its previous close — a green UP indicator for an advancing index, a red DOWN indicator for a declining one. Combined with the Change column (absolute point movement) and the High/Low columns (intraday range), the Status indicator gives an immediate at-a-glance read of market direction across every PSX benchmark.

The KSE-100 is a broad market index tracking 100 companies across all sectors to measure overall PSX direction. Sector indices track only companies within a single industry (e.g., Commercial Banks, Oil & Gas Exploration, Cement, Technology & Communication) — useful for identifying which industries are driving or dragging the broader market. The PSX maintains sector indices for all 37 listed industry classifications. See the All Sectors page for sector-level rankings and weights.

A rising KSE-100 indicates that the largest and most liquid PSX-listed companies are collectively appreciating in value, typically signaling positive sentiment toward the Pakistani equity market. Broad market rallies often reflect improving macroeconomic conditions (lower interest rates, rupee stability, foreign investment inflows), strong corporate earnings cycles, or sector rotation into heavily-weighted segments like Commercial Banks and Fertilizer. Specific investment decisions should account for individual time horizon and risk tolerance.

Click the KSE-100 name in the live indices table to open its dedicated index page with the full constituent list, individual weights, and current performance. The same drill-down works for every PSX index — KSE-30, KMI-30, KMI All Share, KSE All Share, and all sector indices. For company-level analysis, use the PSX stock screener to filter constituents by P/E, dividend yield, ROE, or any of 150+ fundamental metrics.

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• Drill into the index — Click any index name in the table above to see its full constituent list.
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