Govt raises petroleum levy; taxes hike petrol, diesel prices
Petroleum products become major source of govt revenue
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Petroleum products become major source of govt revenue
Pakistan’s GDP growth expected to ease next year, inflation and budget deficit projected to rise
In international market, gold prices decline to $4,717 per ounce
Total investment in accounts reaches $12.7bn, number of accounts crosses 900,000
52-member Chinese business delegation arrives in Pakistan
In international market, gold hikes to $4,744 per ounce
Proposals include abolishing super tax, reducing corporate tax, collecting fixed tax through electricity bills
In international market, gold prices decline to $4,576 per ounce
Approved by World Bank, agenda remains stuck in govt approval processes
Board collects Rs10,263bn in 10 months of fiscal year against revised target of Rs10,946bn
With just three months left in fiscal year, Sindh still has major funds to utilise
In international market, gold prices decline to $4,572 per ounce
PM Shehbaz Sharif to announce Apna Ghar housing loan package today
IMF formula raises hopes of lower gas costs keeping condition tied to national grid demand
Soft-term loan to support homes for 2022 flood victims in Sindh, improve water supply in Karachi
Report predicts gold and silver prices, energy, food and fertilizer rates to drive up
SBP, PSX, govt offices to remain closed till May 3
Consortium ready to take over PIA soon after submitting standby LC, bank guarantee
In international market, gold prices decline to $4,627 per ounce
Pakistan may limit development budget for FY2026-27 amid IMF commitments
ECC also approves Rs5.98bn for PIA employees’ dues
Pakistan moves closer to securing next IMF tranche
Customs reverse higher valuation on commercial imports of used mobile phones and accessories
Monetary Policy Committee meets under Governor Jamil Ahmed to review key economic indicators
Ministry amends export policy after exporters warn early shipments may harm fruit quality