Stable policy environment overturns growth momentum

LAHORE: Pakistan’s Gross Domestic Product (GDP) growth momentum is expected to be dragged down by the current fiscal year while the stable policy...

SECP, NACTA vow to stand against money laundering, terror financing

ISLAMABAD: The Securities and Exchange Commission of Pakistan (SECP) and National Counter Terrorism Authority (NACTA) have resolved to jointly undertake all necessary...

NEPRA jacks up power price by Rs0.5 per unit

ISLAMABAD: The already burdened power consumers of the country are to face a hike in power tariff as the National Electric Power...

IMF bailout on the cards as Pakistan elects new government

Bailouts are sizeable and always come with strings attached

Pakistan all set to elect PM who will face bailout crisis

ISLAMABAD: Pakistan's general elections on Wednesday will decide the prime minister for the next five years whose first pressing task will be...

Strong liaison among public bodies needed to expedite growth, remove bottlenecks: PM

ISLAMABAD: Caretaker Prime Minister Justice (r) Nasir-ul-Mulk has stressed the need for strong coordination amongst government bodies to provide maximum facilities to businessmen...

CPEC fastest-moving and most effective project under BRI: Report

CPEC construction has created nearly 60,000 direct jobs in Pakistan. It is expected to create 700,000 jobs in the country by 2030. If related industries are counted, at least 3.5 million jobs will be created, benefiting millions of families

CPEC will receive wide support from all sections of Pakistan’s society: Imran Khan

It is expected that in the next five to seven years, the corridor will create 500,000 jobs for the Pakistanis

90 percent of Chinese assistance under CPEC disbursed to three projects: Report

$1.6 billion of loans were disbursed for Orange Line Metro Project in Lahore, Thakot-Havelian motorway and Sukkur-Multan motorway

Chinese embassy rebuts WSJ report, says it deviates from facts

According to data released by the Pakistani government, 42% of foreign debt of Pakistan is from multilateral financial institutions, 18% of the debt is from Paris Club. Chinese preferential loans only account for only 10% of whole foreign debt and offer a much lower rate than commercial bank loans, said a statement by the Chinese embassy

Commercial banks refuse to lend Rs50 billion to PHPL for decreasing circular debt

And the situation of the energy supply chain is dismal as the country’s largest oil marketing company (OMC) Pakistan State Oil is facing a prospect of default due to its receivables ballooning to Rs330 billion

Energy imports surge 23.7 percent on back of oil price rises, rupee devaluation

Imports of petroleum crude surged 66 percent in dollar-denomination and 29 percent in volumetric termsto $4.22 billion and 10.40 million tons, said PBS

Has CPEC hit a major roadblock?

China’s infrastructure building spree across the nation seems to have been halted due to Pakistan’s inability to pay its loans

Market Daily: KSE-100 plunges 758 points pre-election

KSE-100 index continued to slide, as was the case on Friday. The bears dragged down the market by 758 points to 40,464 level (down 1.84 per cent) as pre-election jitters engulfed the market.

Punjab agriculture department to provide assistance to farmers

ISLAMABAD: Punjab Agriculture Department is to provide financial and technical assistance to farmers under a project to develop the irrigation system on...