After a remarkable 2,000-point surge and reaching a new all-time high last week, the market saw profit-taking this week. Despite hitting an intra-week record high of 86,520, selling pressure led the KSE Index to close 231 points lower, finishing the week at 85,250. Mutual funds were net sellers of a substantial $1.8 million today, marking a shift from their consistent buying trend, which had resulted in net purchases of $90.9 million since early September. Despite last day's net selling this week mutual funds were net buyers of a good amount of $ 7.5 million. The oil and gas sector experienced significant losses on the final trading day of the week. This sector, with a leading index weight, had been steadily rising due to the re-entry of local funds into the market. Overseas Pakistanis, typically less active in the Pakistan Stock Exchange (PSX), have joined foreign corporations in a consistent selling spree since the beginning of September, accumulating net sales of $ 6.6 million. ...