Dar to attend IMF, WB meetings in Washington next week
Finance Minister of Pakistan, Ishaq Dar, is scheduled to visit the United States next week to attend the spring meetings of the...
SBP imposes fines on exporters delaying receipt of payments
According to an article in The Express Tribune, Pakistan's central bank has recently issued new regulations aimed at tightening the process of...
CPI increase in Pakistan highest since July 1965
ISLAMABAD: The Pakistan Bureau of Statistics (PBS) has reported that the Consumer Price Index (CPI) has reached an all-time high of 35.37%...
Fiscal deficit to GDP reduced, but external financing still falling short
Fiscal deficit reduces to 2.3% of GDP during July-Jan FY23, down from 2.8% in same period of FY22
China rolls over $2b loan to Pakistan, Dar confirms
Formal confirmation of refinancing would be made after completion of process
Garments industry appeals to end audit notices for timely tax refunds
According to an article in The Express Tribune, the garments industry in Pakistan is requesting an end to audit notices and instead,...
‘Pakistan awaits China’s decision on rollover of $2b loan that matured last week’
Support from friendly countries followed by IMF tranche would unblock flows cash from other multilateral agencies
IMF wants external financing commitments fulfilled to release funds, PM says
Lender wants Islamabad to explain fuel scheme before progressing any further
ECC defers price increase of 119 drugs
Industry’s demand of 38% increase in price shown red light by govt
Pakistan’s weekly inflation jumps to 46.65pc
ISLAMABAD: The weekly inflation, measured by Sensitive Price Indicator (SPI), witnessed an increase of 1.8 per cent to jump to 46.65pc on...
No bailout before agreement on Pakistan’s new fuel pricing scheme: IMF
Petroleum ministry given six weeks to work out pricing plan by govt which says resulting assumed prices would be Rs250 for “poor”, Rs352 for “rich”
As confusion reigns over govt’s proposed fuel plan, market confidence dips
Pakistan is treading on thin ice but really how thin can the ice become before cracking and taking the country down with it?
Pakistan’s CAD declines by 68% in FY23’s first eight months
Islamabad: During the first eight months of FY23, Pakistan's current account deficit (CAD) decreased by 68% to $3.8 billion from $12 billion...
Debt-stricken Sri Lanka to get first tranche this week
Sri Lanka will get the first $330 million tranche of an International Monetary Fund (IMF) bailout in the next two days, the global lender said...
Not consulted on plan to raise fuel prices to finance subsidy: IMF
Fund seeking more information on regarding scheme’s details and will viability discuss with Pakistani authorities