KSE-100 Index plummets 752 points as Covid fears weigh on sentiments April 6, 2021 Bears continued to wreak havoc at Pakistan Stock Exchange (PSX), as investors have struggled to gain a firm foothold ever since the benchmark KSE-100 index slipped from the recent high of 47,000 points, as market is being held hostage to the flare-up in Covid-19 infection cases that has forced fresh rounds of lockdown across the country. Owing to weak economic indicators and Covid-19 fears, on Monday the kse-100 index lost another 752 points by the closing bell to clock at 43,548.21 level. Investors have remained muted over positive exports data, which posted an increased to a ten-year high at $2.345 billion during March and appreciation of Rupee, which has led the chart of the world’s best-performing currencies in the first three months of CY21 as it closed on a stronger note with an appreciation of 4.43% against the US Dollars.