Pakistan's stock market reached a historic high of 141,034 points, fueled by a new US trade deal that boosted investor confidence.
The agreement sets a 19% tariff on imports and includes US support to develop Pakistan's oil reserves.
Analysts say this gives Pakistan a competitive edge and signals strong economic prospects. The Consumer Price Index's dip to 4.1% also supported the bullish trend.
PM Shehbaz Sharif hailed the surge as proof of growing trust in government policies and economic direction.