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Indices & rates

The main stock indices of the US, Europe and Asia, including Pakistan's KSE-100, alongside two numbers that drive every market: the US dollar index (DXY) and the US 10-year Treasury yield. Index levels are delayed and only move while each market is open.

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Good to know

  • A rising DXY usually means a stronger dollar, which can weigh on commodities and crypto.
  • Rising 10-year yields raise borrowing costs and often pressure growth stocks.
  • KSE-100: TradingView does not license PSX data to free widgets and no free feed is available, so its page links to the PSX data portal. Individual PSX shares show a delayed daily snapshot.

Questions

What is the KSE-100?

The benchmark index of the Pakistan Stock Exchange, tracking 100 large companies weighted by free-float market capitalisation.

What does the US 10-year yield tell me?

It is the annual return on 10-year US government bonds. It reflects inflation and interest-rate expectations and influences mortgage rates and stock valuations worldwide.

How to use the indices page

  1. Use the search box and the group filter to narrow the list; click any row for its own page with a chart, the live quote line and the analysis tabs.
  2. Sort by any column header. The ★ button adds a market to your watchlist (stored only in this browser).
  3. The TradingView panel shows a live overview where TradingView licenses the exchange; our own tables use the free sources named under each table.
  4. Click the clock in the header (or under any chart) to pick a time zone: Auto, UTC, the exchange’s own zone, a fixed UTC offset or any city. Every time on the site switches at once and the choice is remembered in this browser.

Where the prices come from

  • Index levels come from Yahoo Finance’s public chart data; most are delayed by up to 15 minutes, and the delay is shown on each index page.
  • The KSE-100 and other indices without free intraday data show their latest daily close, labelled as a snapshot.
  • Where a free perpetual market tracks an index (Hyperliquid), its order book is offered as a labelled proxy.

Reading the numbers

  • An index is a weighted basket of shares; its level has no currency unit of its own.
  • Bond yields (such as the US 10-year) are shown in percent, not as a price.

Indices overview

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