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When the KSE‑100 Slides, Ordinary Pakistanis Feel the Cut

On Oct 30 2026 the KSE‑100 fell 784 points, wiping Rs 23 billion, exposing profit‑taking, lax cash‑reporting and a EV plant ignored, hurting Pakistanis.

AI-generated editorial illustration: Conceptual editorial illustration for KSE‑100 Plunges Amid Panic Selling. Not a documentary photograph.
AI-generated editorial illustration: KSE‑100 Plunges Amid Panic Selling

The evidence is clear: a combination of opportunistic sell‑offs, regulatory blind spots, and a failure to channel industrial breakthroughs into market confidence has cost ordinary Pakistanis billions. Who will be held accountable for allowing a 784‑point plunge to become routine rather than a catalyst for reform?

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