Fetch KSE-100 and PSX Index Data with Python

psxdata.indices() returns constituent data for any of the 18 PSX indices, including index weights and market cap.

Fetch KSE-100 constituents

import psxdata

df = psxdata.indices("KSE100")
print(df.columns.tolist())
# ['symbol', 'current_index', 'idx_weight', 'idx_point', 'market_cap_m', 'freefloat_m']
print(df.head())

Available indices

Pass the index name as a string:

Index name string	Description
`"KSE100"`	KSE-100 Index
`"KSE30"`	KSE-30 Index
`"KMIALLSHR"`	KMI All Shares Index
`"KMI30"`	KMI-30 Index
`"BKTI"`	Banking Index
`"NITPGE"`	NIT PSX Governance Index

See psxdata/constants.py for the complete list.

Top 10 by index weight

import psxdata

df = psxdata.indices("KSE100")
top10 = df.nlargest(10, "idx_weight")[["symbol", "idx_weight", "market_cap_m"]]
print(top10)

Get tickers for an index

To get just the symbol list (cheaper than fetching full constituent data):

import psxdata

tickers = psxdata.tickers(index="KSE100")
print(f"{len(tickers)} stocks in KSE-100")

Note

tickers(index="KSE100") and indices("KSE100") share the same cache key. Calling both in the same session makes only one network request.