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Mettis Global’s latest compilation on November 7 compares Pakistan’s recent market and economic indicators with earlier periods. The KSE‑100 closed at 173,886.69 on November 6, up from 166,409.25 on October 30, while the interbank rupee rate stood at 276.6609 per U.S. dollar versus 276.7522 previously. Karachi gold prices rose to Rs 367,914 per 10 grams, up from Rs 360,541 a week earlier.
October’s consumer price index fell to a year‑on‑year increase of 9.61%, down from 10.26% in September. The month’s imports of $6,806 million outpaced exports of $2,929 million, creating a trade deficit of $3,877 million; in September the current‑account shortfall was $356 million. The report also projects fiscal‑year 2026 GDP growth at 3.65% and total debt and liabilities at 78.50% of GDP, alongside the latest weekly reserve and interest‑rate data.
