What's happening: Pakistan market halts then resumes after near‑10% plunge amid Middle East tensions
Pakistan’s benchmark KSE‑30 index plunged 9.8% intraday before trimming losses to 7.3% after a one‑hour trading halt. The slide was sparked by heightened geopolitical tension following U.S. and Israeli strikes on Iran, prompting regulators to pause trading and then reopen the market.
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