Islamabad (HRNW) — Ongoing losses in the Pakistan Stock Exchange have cost investors billions of rupees, as persistent downturns continue to erode market confidence. According to market sources, foreign investors are offloading their holdings and exiting the market, further deepening the decline.
Experts attribute the situation to several key factors:
- The super tax has reduced corporate profits.
- Rising inflation and poverty have severely weakened public purchasing power.
- Pakistan’s growing debt burden has constrained investment opportunities.
Financial analysts stress that immediate reforms and macroeconomic stability are crucial to restoring investor confidence. Without swift action, they warn, the market slump may continue to worsen.
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