The tariff pause on countries other than China brought a bullish trend back into the KSE-100 index.

Director Research AKD Security Awais Ashraf linked the decline to concerns surrounding the tariff cut.

However, the surge of 0.90% took the market to a high of 116,247

On Tuesday, the KSE-100 index shed 1,840.96 points, or 1.58%, and closed at 116,052.68.

Analyst attributed his market downturn to political uncertainty and the IMF’s strict levy policy on industrial CPPs.

By afternoon, the bearish sentiment prevailed, leading to a loss of 1,645 points.

The market went up to 1,230 points at 11:03 AM

Last week the investors had to bear Rs690 billion loss.

By the end of the last week, the KSE-100 index lost 4,789 points.