The benchmark index of Pakistan Stock Exchange showed signs of weakness earlier in the week since Pakistan was not included in the IMF’s executive board meeting agenda, which led to a weekly loss of 0.4%WoW, closing at 78,488 points.

The Government of Pakistan (GoP) has requested Saudi Arabia to increase it’s lending by US$1.5 billion from existing US$5 billion and are also seeking US$4 billion from Middle East based commercial banks to seize the external financing gap.

The global rating agency Moody’s upgraded Pakistan’s debt ratings to Caa2 from Caa3 which instilled positivity among investors.

Market participation remained elevated, with........

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