Khyber Pakhtunkhwa budget expected to reach Rs2.3tr
Province likely to present balanced budget, possible salary increase
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Province likely to present balanced budget, possible salary increase
Govt proposes ambitious revenue goals, development spending cuts, no new projects
No new development projects to be launched, except those related to defence, interior ministries
Budget proposals reveal limited funding, raising concerns over delayed infrastructure projects
In international market, gold prices decline to $4,200 per ounce
Key talks and upcoming NEC discussions expected to shape final decision
Proposed changes include new tax slabs, lower tax rates for middle-income earners
Budget 2026-27 likely to be presented on June 12 after ruling allies agreed on NFC formula
In international market, gold hikes to $4,326.27 per ounce
Province prepared to provide Rs570bn financial concession to help federal govt
Interest payments projected to equal nearly two and a half years of govt revenue
Federal govt fails to meet target as funding shortages delay progress on several key schemes
Shaza Fatima says special funds planned for AI training, startups and digital skills
Tariq Fazal Chaudhry says federal budget to be presented on June 12
Further talks expected before likely presentation on June 12
Sindh receives largest share of federal development spending, KP gets lowest
Documents show Rs117bn demand against only Rs7.2bn proposed for projects
Finance Dept says uncertainty over new NFC award prevents province from preparing surplus budget
In international market, gold prices decline to $4,328.92 per ounce
Govt weighs tax changes for next fiscal year, including stricter sales tax collection
1% fixed tax, audit exemption, simplified compliance measures aim to widen tax net
World’s largest cryptocurrency plunges more than 30% in 2026
In international market, gold prices decline to $4,453.8 per ounce
Govt plans major investments in daycare centres, hostels, digital skills and business opportunities
Proposal under consideration may raise GST on stationery from 10% to 18%