Pakistan’s benchmark stock index, the KSE-100, closed in the green, up 5,159.10 points to 157,132.09 points on Tuesday, following the largest single-session decline in the bourse’s history on Monday. This 3.39 per cent increase marks a significant rebound from yesterday’s drop of more than 16,000 points. This upward momentum followed early volatility, with the benchmark slipping 700 points into the red at 9:16am. Topline Securities noted that market participation also improved, with total traded...