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Pakistan's Prime Minister announced the country will host the signing of a US-Iran peace accord, signaling a de-escalation of Middle East tensions. This development could reduce the risk premium on international crude oil prices, impacting PSX energy and chemical stocks.
ECB President Christine Lagarde welcomed a ceasefire agreement with Iran, which could lead to the re-opening of the Strait of Hormuz, potentially easing global oil prices and impacting PSX energy and chemical stocks.
Malaysian palm oil futures declined on Monday, influenced by weaker rival oils and a drop in crude oil prices, which could affect input costs for food companies and revenue for energy firms on the PSX.
An LNG tanker successfully navigated the Strait of Hormuz following reports of a US-Iran peace deal, signaling a reduction in geopolitical risk for crucial energy shipping lanes and impacting various PSX energy-related stocks.
An agreement between the United States and Iran to end their conflict and reopen the Strait of Hormuz has caused a sharp drop in international crude oil prices, negatively impacting Pakistan's oil exploration, marketing, and refining companies, while benefiting chemical producers and power generators.
Iran's confirmation of an immediate end to military operations, linked to a potential US-Iran peace deal, suggests a de-escalation of Middle East tensions. This development is likely to reduce global crude oil prices, which could negatively impact Pakistan's oil and gas exploration companies while potentially benefiting sectors reliant on oil-linked feedstocks.
Reports of a potential peace deal between the United States and Iran, welcomed by Pakistan and Turkey, suggest a possible increase in global oil supply, which could lead to lower international crude oil prices.
US President Trump's claim of an imminent Iran deal clashes with an Israeli strike in Beirut, keeping Middle East tensions high and creating volatility for PSX energy stocks.
Former US President Donald Trump's comments about an imminent peace deal with Iran, despite a delay, suggest a potential increase in global oil supply, which could impact international crude oil prices and subsequently affect Pakistan's energy sector stocks.
Renewed violence in Gaza, despite truce efforts, signals ongoing geopolitical risk that typically impacts international crude oil prices, affecting Pakistani oil and gas exploration, refinery, oil marketing, and chemical companies.
The Federation of Pakistan Chambers of Commerce and Industry (FPCCI) stated that the federal budget 2026-27 does not include meaningful measures to reduce industrial production costs for exporters, which could hinder Pakistan's export competitiveness.
The completion of dredging at Karachi Gateway Terminal Limited (KGTL) allows Karachi Port to handle larger vessels, improving freight efficiency and supporting Pakistan's trade competitiveness, which is positive for many importing and exporting companies.
The Pakistan Stock Exchange experienced a significant rally as investor sentiment improved, driven by reports of easing geopolitical tensions in the Middle East and a notable decline in international crude oil prices.
The federal government has set a challenging tax collection target for the upcoming fiscal year, introducing Rs650 billion in new revenue measures including an 18% General Sales Tax (GST) on various retail-packaged food items and a new income declaration requirement for high-value property transactions.
The Overseas Investors Chamber of Commerce and Industry (OICCI) has welcomed the Federal Budget 2025-26, specifically applauding the partial rationalisation of the super tax, which is a positive development for corporate profitability.
The federal government's proposed FY27 budget includes new taxes on a wide range of consumer goods, including milk, ghee, and formula milk, as well as agricultural medicines and plastic household items.
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