Pakistan’s Path to Prosperity: The Urgent Need for a Regulatory Framework in the Crypto Market
In an era of rapid technological advancements, Pakistan stands at a crossroads. As the global crypto market continues its meteoric rise, surpassing...
Symptoms of distress
The state is sick and the infection has set in inside its economy. But could we lose everything else in the process too?
The currency shadow market
There are numerous PKR-USD exchange rates that exist. The rate at which various banks transact and conduct transactions is known as the...
Demographic liability
It’s very difficult to educate hungry children
The volatility premium
Compensating for the risk of doing business in Pakistan
Record inflation and the journey there
Little can be achieved from fixating on when the rot started to set in. What is needed is a focus on where we stand and what can now be done
Changing how Pakistanis commute and think about commuting
This February marked a decade of Lahore’s BRT service. But what can we learn from the past to better our mass transit future?
Price Fixing
The government is obsessed with fixing prices, whether that be of the most basic staples, fuel, or medicine – it wants to...
The bad economics of cross-subsidising fuel
A bad idea that should be shelved, at least, for the time being
The signs of collapse
It doesn't take a rocket scientist to realize that inflation is hurting badly. One just needs to be a shopper with a...
Does your portfolio suffer from home bias?
Investors’ resounding preference for their home markets remains one of the great puzzles of the investment world
It’s takes two to tango
Progressive Banking and Business Community
Provincialization of electricity distribution companies
Restructuring only way to achieve optimal efficiency
Flipping the script
Devolving political and economic powers to local level can treat what ails Pakistan’s fledgling economy
Interest rate hiked
The State Bank of Pakistan’s Monetary Policy Committee on Wednesday increased the benchmark interest rate 100 basis points, to 21 percent, in...