6 NOV SNAPSHOTKSE-100 173,885.78 -0.85%KSE-30 50,838.79 -1.47%KSE ALL 104,212.89 -0.77%KMI-30 249,045.66 -0.87%SBP Reserves $21.56bn6M KIBOR 12.42%12M T-Bills 12.89%10Y PIB 12.69%Top Yield: LOTCHEM 26.56%NBP 19.87%POL 15.13%
6 NOV SNAPSHOTKSE-100 173,885.78 -0.85%KSE-30 50,838.79 -1.47%KSE ALL 104,212.89 -0.77%KMI-30 249,045.66 -0.87%SBP Reserves $21.56bn6M KIBOR 12.42%12M T-Bills 12.89%10Y PIB 12.69%Top Yield: LOTCHEM 26.56%NBP 19.87%POL 15.13%

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⚠ Snapshot data as of 6 Nov 2026 — demonstration dataset, not live prices.

Today at a glance — Fri 6 Nov 2026

By the midday break the KSE-100 was down 0.85% at 173,885.78, with 112.19 million shares traded. Inside the index it was a one-sided session: only 15 of the 100 stocks were up, 85 were down and none were unchanged.

15 up
85 down

Biggest index drags (points)

SymbolPoints
UBL-185.53
LUCK-115.97
MEBL-93.03
ENGROH-83.56
FFC-83.48

Biggest contributors (points)

SymbolPoints
PSEL+125.88
MARI+14.35
CNERGY+8.90

On a falling day, one heavyweight can mask the breadth: the top contributor added more points than the next two combined, while 85 stocks still closed the morning lower.

Index snapshot

Friday 6 November 2026, midday break — the market gave back part of Thursday's surge as investors booked profits.

KSE-100
173,885.78
-1,494.09 · -0.85%
Midday, Fri 6 Nov 2026 — profit-taking after two big sessions
KSE-100 — prior close
175,379.87
+3,366.38 · +2.0%
Thu 5 Nov 2026 close — banks and cement led the rally
KSE-30
50,838.79
-1.47%
Midday, Fri 6 Nov 2026
KMI-30
249,045.66
-0.87%
Shariah-compliant index, midday 6 Nov
KSE ALL
104,212.89
-0.77%
All-share index, midday 6 Nov

KSE-100 market data

Market cap Rs 4,826,955m
P/E (TTM) 8.16
Dividend yield (TTM) 6.10%
1 week +4.00%
1 month +3.22%
1 year +9.30%

Economic indicators

Rates and reserves from the latest published updates, 6 Nov 2026 — the background every equity investor trades against.

6M KIBOR 12.42%
12M T-Bills 12.89%
10Y PIBs 12.69%
1Y yield 12.6%
3Y yield 12.4%
5Y yield 12.5%
SBP reserves $21.56bn (+$39m wk)
Total liquid reserves $26.86bn

Short-term government paper yielding close to 13% is the stock market's real competitor for local money — when these rates fall, equities usually get re-rated; when they rise, dividends have to work harder.

Top dividend yield (TTM)

SymbolYield
LOTCHEM26.56%
NBP19.87%
POL15.13%
BAFL12.73%
HMB12.14%
APL10.42%
MTL10.41%
FFC9.24%
MCB9.23%

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Highest 1-year return

Symbol1Y return
NCPL+97.82%
JVDC+83.35%
CNERGY+57.94%
ATRL+52.55%
GHNI+51.81%

Highest beta

SymbolBeta
MLCF1.45
NCPL1.45
BOP1.43
DGKC1.41
PTC1.40

Top volume — 6 Nov 2026

SymbolPrice (Rs)ChangeVolume
BAPLR10.10-83.87%380,861,142
TISL5.28+11.39%101,328,657
WTL1.04+10.64%56,684,389
CNERGY12.24+1.49%38,961,828
MDTL7.99-0.37%31,217,455
PASL7.96+14.37%24,574,513
TSBL2.32+4.50%19,053,178
FCSC6.36+4.95%15,596,966
BOP31.26-1.39%13,135,778
KEL6.10-0.65%10,688,492

Volume leaders are dominated by penny and right-share lines — high share counts here do not mean high value traded. One corrupt source row and a BAPLR1 rights line distort the very top of this table; treat it as activity, not quality.

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Where do the big houses see the KSE-100 by Dec 2026?

BrokerageKSE-100 target — Dec 2026Basis
AKD Securities263,800Most bullish house call for calendar 2026
Foundation Securities214,000Sees roughly a 29% return from its base level
Taurus Securities206,000Blends target-price and earnings-growth methods
Topline Securities203,000Includes an expected dividend yield of about 7%

Targets are the brokerages' own published strategy calls, summarised here for comparison. They were set when the index traded well below its November level, so the remaining upside is smaller than the headline percentages suggested at the time.

Read our 5–6 November market wrap →