PSX comes back with 11,100 points as market mood improves.

The Pakistan Stock Exchange (PSX) made big gains on Tuesday after US President Donald Trump said the war in the Middle East might end soon and the State Bank of Pakistan kept the policy rate at 10.5%.

The KSE-100 index rose to 157,580.74 points during the trading day, up 11,100.60 points from its previous close of 146,480.14 points. This is a change of 7.58 percent.

On the other hand, oil prices went down on Tuesday after hitting an all-time high the previous day after Trump’s speech, which eased worries about long-term problems with the world’s oil sources.

WTI oil in the US was down $3.81, or 4%, to $90.96 a barrel, while Brent futures fell $4.17, or 4.2%, to $94.79 a barrel at 03:45 GMT. Before cutting some of their losses, both options fell as much as 11%.

On Monday, the average index went down 11,015.95 points, which is a loss of 6.99 percent. It ended the day at 146,480.15 points, down from 157,496.10 points the previous trading day.

Sixty-one million six hundred thirty-four shares were moved today, up from three hundred fifty-five thousand shares the day before. The price of shares was Rs 37.116 billion, up from Rs 23.108 billion the day before.

Up to 480 companies traded their shares on the stock market. The share prices of 33 companies went up, 386 companies went down, and the share prices of 61 companies stayed the same.