中经资料：巴基斯坦证券市场一周回顾(2025.11.17 - 2025.11.21)

Group 1 - The KSE100 index experienced a decrease in weekly performance, dropping from a gain of 1.47% last week to a mere 0.10% this week [3][4] - Weekly trading volume for the KSE100 index increased from 1.229 billion shares last week to 1.649 billion shares this week [3][4] - The KSE100 index saw fluctuations in share counts, with an increase of 331.2 million shares on the 18th, followed by a decrease of 514.7 million shares on the 19th, and a further decline of 303.9 million shares on the 20th [2] Group 2 - Pakistan's current account deficit for October was reported at $112 million, a significant shift from a surplus of $296 million in the same month last year, primarily due to increased import costs and reduced exports [9] - The country’s total exports of goods and services for October amounted to $3.57 billion, reflecting a year-on-year decline of 4%, while imports rose to $6.32 billion, marking an increase of over 13% [9] - Net foreign direct investment in Pakistan for October was $179 million, a decrease of 3.6% from the previous month, with the power and financial sectors attracting the most investment [9] Group 3 - The Asian Development Bank approved a loan of $330 million for Pakistan, aimed at enhancing the national power transmission network and facilitating the delivery of low-cost renewable energy [10] - The loan will fund the construction of a new 500 kV transmission line approximately 290 kilometers long and upgrade key grid infrastructure in Islamabad and Faisalabad [10] - Pakistan's large-scale manufacturing sector showed signs of recovery, with a year-on-year growth of 2.69% in September, indicating that the adverse effects of recent floods on industrial activity have largely dissipated [11]