LAHORE: The economy has been passing through a stagnant phase where the Large-scale Manufacturing Index decelerated by 0.20% in the first two months of fiscal year 2025. Similarly, the agriculture
LAHORE: The economy has been passing through a stagnant phase where the Large-scale Manufacturing Index decelerated by 0.20% in the first two months of fiscal year 2025. Similarly, the agriculture
KARACHI: There are positive feelings across Pakistan in terms of business and economic sentiment. Mind you, the comparison here is not with the 5-6% GDP growth phases we achieved, but
ISLAMABAD: Pakistan and China are set to declare Karachi Port and Shanghai Port as sister facilities aimed at promoting port logistics, trade, information exchange, investment and cooperation in protection of
ISLAMABAD: The government has rejected a Rs100 million report on the collapse of the Neelum-Jhelum Hydropower Project tunnel, as it emerged that the report’s findings and recommendations were accessible on
The wages of workers employed in industries across Sindh have been increased. According to Express News, the Sindh government has made a significant decision for labourers, announcing a 15.62% increase
ISLAMABAD: Pakistan State Oil (PSO) has waived its late payment interest charges on overdue fuel supply payments from five Independent Power Plants (IPPs), whose agreements with the government have been
KARACHI: Pakistan’s information technology exports maintained their growth as they fetched $292 million in September 2024, up 42% from the same month of last year and higher than the last
Pakistan’s delegation, led by Secretary Finance Imdad Ullah Bosal and Governor State Bank of Pakistan Jameel Ahmed, met with IMF Deputy Managing Director Kenji Okamura in Washington DC on October
Pakistan and Indonesia have made significant strides in strengthening their trade relations, facilitated by the Special Investment Facilitation Council (SIFC). The two countries signed multiple business-to-business trade agreements and Memorandums
ISLAMABAD: The recent coverage in several newspapers has drawn attention to a familiar theme from Oxfam: the growing global wealth inequality. According to their latest press release, the top 1%