[South Asian Stock Markets | Indian Stock Index Closed Down More Than 0.3%, Pakistan Stock Index Continues To Hit Record Highs] On Monday (November 18), The CNX Nifty Index Of The Indian National Stock Exchange Closed Down 0.34% At 23,453.80 Points. Since It Rose To 26,216.05 Points On September 26, The Highest Closing Price In History, The Cumulative Correction Has Exceeded 10.50%, And It Is Close To The Closing Price Of 23,398.90 Points On June 13. India's Mid-cap Stock Index Closed Roughly Flat, With The S&P BSE Sensex Index Closing Down 0.31% And The Bombay Stock Exchange 500 Index Closing Down 0.30%. The Indian Rupee Closed Down 0.02% Against The US Dollar At 84.3963 Rupees, Fluctuating Around The Record Low Of 84.4162 Rupees Set On November 14. The KSE 100 Index Of The Karachi Stock Exchange In Pakistan Closed Up 0.35% At 95,031.83 Points, Closing Above 95,000 Points For The First Time In History. At 12:14 Beijing Time (early Trading In Karachi), It Rose To 95,307.91 Points, Setting A New Intraday Record High. The Karachi All Stock Index Closed Up 0.27% At 60,767.54 Points, Also Setting A New Closing Record High, And Approaching The Intraday Record High Set On November 15. The Bangladesh DSE Broad Index Closed Down 0.53%, And The Colombo All Stock Index In Sri Lanka Closed Up 0.24%, Continuing To Approach The Historical High Of 11,750.97 Points Set On August 8, 2023