KARACHI, Feb. 6 -- Pakistan's benchmark KSE-100 index dropped sharply on Friday morning, losing more than 2,000 points by 10:55am as investor sentiment turned cautious following corporate and market developments.

The index fell 1.1 percent from Wednesday's close of 187,832 points to 185,765.07 points during early intraday trading. Market activity was marked by both heavy volumes and significant price swings across multiple sectors.

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Among the most active stocks, K-Electric (KE) led trading with 207 million shares, gaining 5.54 percent to close at Rs8.77. This surge came amid news that KE Chief Executive Officer Moonis Alvi resigned on Friday, a disclosure submitted to the Pakistan ...